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"There is no problem with ground water if house has a proper base of 3 feet in the ground., Not sure how you would know this but if it is an older house just look for cracks around the doors and walls.  There is not a public sewer there so the houses have septic tanks.  It is best if it has a dark water and grey water tank.  Find out the construction of the tank.  If it is flimsy the ground water can force it out of the ground or cave it in.   This sounds like more problems than there actually is in Riberas.\n \n"
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