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Homeowners say homes foundations are unstable leading to dangerous cracks, water damage and mold. Author: Delia Goncalves Updated: 11:42 PM EST February 23, 2021 WASHINGTON The past year has found most of us spending more time in our homes than ever before. But some D.C. homeowners say they are living in fear as they watch growing cracks in their homes’ foundations. Now, a group of first-time homebuyers is suing developers for discrimination, fraud and neglect after they say they were sold unsafe homes. We just wake up every day hoping it will stay intact so we can make it to the next day, Indiah Dave said. ....