Here in southern California topography, soil, lot coverage, height limitations, etc. play huge roles too.

Here in Kansas City it's actually been really dry (in spite of the winter snows) so a lot of the problems are from the soil drying out and shrinking from the foundation, removing the support from the sides and bottom.

I am reading good things about Roswell, Alpharetta, Sandy Springs.We'll also be making a stop in Savannah for a few days.

Most clients I speak with are into the buy and hold in the Stone Mountain or Sandy Springs area.

@Jordan Sand.  I

Brian Sherman Midtown, buckhead, Sandy Springs, and Dunwoody are all pretty hot areas right now.

@Vickie Yang We just replaced irrigation in the front, worked the soil, flattened, then added sod.

Would spray some weed killer down and have some churn the soil so it's dirt, Maybe lay some stones down and make a stone fire pit?

That is usually how it is done in north Texas and it is very common here to have foundation problems due to the soil.

What if the soil has radon is there a formula to remove it?