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CRACKED EARTH UNDER / NEAR STRUCTURE: 
Generally this should be considered an "information only" item. Cracked earth may mean moisture has been present and may be seasonal and may return during the rainy season. If, under the structure, the earth remains dry after the rainy season then it may be simple initial drying after the building was constructed. Check under the building after rains to see if moisture is present. Cracked earth usually indicates expansive soils. Cracked earth under building may indicate prior moisture and/or expansive soils. 

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