My thought was similar - if we did have to compact, it wouldn't be all that disruptive.

Some will have dips of course but not as bad as some intown Atlanta areas.I have lived in GA all of my life but I am more of a suburbanite  so do not like to be in these ultra compact areas so my views might not be the norm.

More specifically, talk with the sales reps that sell the compact excavators and compact track loaders, they will 100% know some smaller contractors, landscapers, and owner operators who are looking for the exact job you're talking about.

Is there a DIY compact type of insulation that would work? 

We have a 100 y/o single family buy&hold in Missouri and would like to turn the attic into usable space. ideally we could keep the rafters exposed in keeping with the character of the home, so the standard 6 inch fiberglass would not work.Is there a DIY compact type of insulation that would work? 

HI  Bigger Pockets,I'm eyeballing a property for my to househack in Journal Square NJ.I noticed there is a indent in the front of the house where 1 Compact SUV size car would be able to sit without blocking the sidwalk. 

We  plan to turn it into RV and Boat storage.We are looking for bids for:House demolition and removal - Current home is 3 bedroom/2 bath with a garageLand clearing (mostly scrub brush, a few trees), grading and spreading/compacting 6" of road base.

I've read a lot about how this generation will be different and want to remain in urban, compact and walkable environments.

This dirt compacted very hard under minimal water sprinkling and had standing water for 5+ hours in full sun 85 degree weather (beneath the standing water, the dirt was relatively dry - so it was holding water, not draining at all).  

This dirt compacted very hard under minimal water sprinkling and had standing water for 5+ hours in full sun 85 degree weather (beneath the standing water, the dirt was relatively dry - so it was holding water, not draining at all).