Professional chemical soil treatments create barriers - they're not designed to destroy the colony, but rather keep them at bay.  

If you think there's good in the sand, I would still get an inspection and see what is left to be done (you should always get an inspection, anyway).Hit me up if you want any details on that.

Even with cities like Sandy Springs and Brookhaven, at least there was an established commercial tax base that already existed to support incorporation. 

,I just moved to the Atlanta/Sandy Springs area and trying to meet up with local investors.  

Its Florida, so it'll blend in with the rest of the sandy lots no problem. 

@CL Tumlin - we've had to live through this a couple of times with Hurricane Irene and Superstorm Sandy.  

@Sandy GeeYou're telling me the taxes are based on the amount you pay for the house!?

Don't underestimate the new money mindset, VW campers are pretty nice, economical, great in the snow and on sandy beaches.

Yes, there are obvious soil stains, the entire house has a very strong smell as well.  

I'm a Realtor with Remax here on the white sandy beaches of the MS Gulf Coast.