re: Solid Core Interior Door leaning

Thanks for the input. Never crossed my mind to just go with the 3" screws in the hinge.

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If the margins are closed at the top between the door and jamb on the non-hinge side you need to pull in the jamb at the top hinge

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This is what is happening. In fact, you can actually see through the top of the door in the corner where the door closes on the non-hinge side.

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hinge has shifted or the jamb has pushed in at the bottom hinge

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The hinges have not shifted, and they have not further imbedded into the hinge jamb (if that's a thing).

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What you don't want is a situation where the hinge side jamb is bowed.

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I do not believe this is happening, the door has been in place for at 1 year now. I'll have to check it out when I get home later tonight.