Development of either lot would require a geotechnical report with soil pits and a slope stability analysis for about  $10000 to $15000.  

Properties are in Sandy Springs, Stone Mountain, and Collier Hills across the street from Bobby Jones Gulf Course! 

Sandy is 100% correct.

Currently getting engineering and digging test holes for soils evaluation.

Sandy Blanton, his credit score is a 635 and hers is actually a 665 as she has less debt.

In the aftermath of the storm named Sandy, insurance companies have sent out inspectors into the the field to examine properties.

Excessively soiled, maybe 15 hours.For something like cleaning, I like to negotiate a fixed price.

This is basically just a block of concrete poured directly into a trench, so that the weight of the house sits directly on "un-disturbed" soil. 

I assume that all they do is look at the soil and structure around the perimeter of the house, at the trusses, soffits & fascia?

No real choice but to share that increase with tenants or pretty quick your cash flow evaporates. gotcha I would never own rentals in that market personally because of the tax situation  the soil situation and hail and wind.but that's just me. :) Many landlords that buy at the peak end up doing pretty poorly on a lot of Texas rentals. and you can raise rent but people can move then your subject to a vacancy.