What's more interesting is an article was released today giving more specifics for the project, stating WF will only occupy 25k sf in space, and the remaining 40k dedicated to community involvement, training in cooking healthy with test kitchens, and so on.

I've owned property in TX where flooding, termites and expansive soils are an issue.

He was a young, healthy guy with very little life insurance.

I own one condo and have a healthy cash flow on this property.

Schedula A runs up to $2K while we spent on various development plans, soil testing and appraisals closer to $10K.

Recently we went through home inspection for a house in NJ the home have a active UST, when the company came to test the soil for contamination it found that there were previous bores in the ground, it was apparent that a prior test was done.

Thanks to a large down payment we made and the equity we have, we would have a healthy down payment.Karen Margrave: Yes.

The main problems you have with foundations is poor drainage, poorly compacted soils, expansive soils or some combination thereof.

There was some pretty heavy industry there, and they have even found hazardous residue in the soil in Lacey.

Things like Legal, Accounting, Marketing etc. can all be things that you would want to account for even if just as a miscellaneous/fudge factor.That being said with that giant vacancy rate and pretty healthy maintenance line item the numbers look pretty solid.