Some I sold in 2006 for 20,000 might get 3-5000 now.Hidden Valley has lots of lots available but not many are buildable due lack of sewers and the soil may be only a few inches thick over rock.  

Real estate is always risky no matter how you go about it, it will make it easier if you know exactly what strategies you are implementing and you will have more exit strategies underneathe your belt.Go for the gold and make sure you are doing things correctly.

But if we absolutely had to use ethanol, corn is not the biomass we should be using to produce it.First, corn farming is very hard on soil.

I wanna make sure everything is good underneath and repair is neccessary.

It was poorly taken care of and is totally maxed in capacity, soil can no longer drain property due to deposits.

Improper soil compaction is a big deal but it's solvable....though expensive.

We could see past all that and see that underneath all the *dirt* was a beautiful home.We negotiated-of course all verbally-because we trusted the guy!

once that reputation has been soiled, I may as well pack it in.

I took one panel off of the wall to see how the plaster underneath was holding up: it wasn't.  

It never crossed our minds she'd use underneath the house since it's not very 'nice' under there as it is