People have told me that these systems are expensive, but I'm still not quite sure if it is because of the material handling (dirt movement from off-site, compacting?

Hi @Jared Whitfield,In general the hype about credit inquiries is completely blown out of proportion relative to the actual impact it has on your FICO score, which is minimal, especially if it's mortgage inquiries and not credit card inquiries.

The amount of leverage used is inversely proportional to the amount of cashflow you will receive. 

The number is then divided by the number of units, with a higher proportion going to those with more bedrooms and or other amenities, like if parking or other privileges are included.

Our local market is a seller's market and the purchase prices, in most cases, are not bringing in rental income proportional to expenses.

Note, it will need to be properly filled in with the side walls being collapsed and dirt compacted, not simply throwing a bunch of dirt in the pool and calling it good.   

Success in real estate is in direct proportion to your experience level.

Theoretically I would think I could proportion those numbers to correspond to a % usage, and then I could charge them that % of the oil bill.    

But if you do 50/50 or in any other proportion, it might work.

Sell the newly constructed house, and attached land, the cost of which will be proportional to its surface area at the time of sale.