Looking at buying a house in Colorado Springs. We looked at a Craftsman bungalow that had a structural engineer's report out for review. They stated they is normal settling, associated with a 100 year old house. They recommended gutters and a couple of other things but said the foundation is structurally sound.

The front corner of the house slopes and the front door sticks.

When is "normal settling" not normal?

TIA

Is that something that a buyer should expect the seller to fix?

water turkey said:

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Is that something that a buyer should expect the seller to fix?

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Would a reasonable person be able to observe the condition prior to submitting an offer? Was it mentioned on the sellers disclosure? If yes to either, then the buyer knew about it and should have factored it in to their original offer.

It's also likely pier and beam so it will be way easier to fix, 500 per pier or so