Everyone there has a common goal and that is to learn about REI.It is interesting to hear what other people have to say...some good and some bad.You will take away a couple of nuggets and don't get wrapped up with all the sales pitches.On a side note...I did win a Samsung Tablet as a door prize :)

Depending on the soil, and if they can hook on to the existing drain field,just a tank replacement can run as little as $2500, but im pretty sure Sheboygan county will not issue a sanitary permit with out a soil eval, $450-600, much of Sheboygan county has a mix of gravel and rock, with some strips of clay, I know of many people that have old systems that last forever, but if they have to replace them, they would not be allowed to install a conventional system to replace it. the best would be to extend the inspection period, and ask the seller to allow an installer to do a soil test and a real estimate. the cost could be $3K or $20K depending on what is needed, the rules are much different than when the old system was installed.

Clay County.

Poured the drive right on top of red clay.

We had the report analyzed by a Geo-tech company and was confirmed that it was clay not a sinkhole that shifted the foundation.

It rains a lot here and we have clay soil.  

I'd suggest reading J Scott's Book on Flipping Houses, his book on estimating rehab costs, and Flip: How to Find, Fix, and Sell Houses for Profit by Clay Davis and Rick Villani.

Duval and Clay county give up to $15,000 in down payment/closing cost assistance if you meet certain criteria.

Howdy @Clay SexauerDid you include an inspection clause in the contract?  

*Get in the car & Scout (preferably w/ an area map): Pen, paper, or tablet.