Another place that may take it, if it's good soil, is a nursery.

I am also blessed to have a great property manager in that area already in place and ready to go that I trust.However, this will be the first property that I will have bought without setting foot on the soil.  

I came across an REO with disclosed soil contamination.  

In Wisconsin, I can access a database that will provide me with access to the original well driller's construction reports which tell you depth, depth of liner, construction type and general feedback on soil conditions along the depth of the well.

We put lining underneath them to prevent any moisture getting into the subfloor.

top picture : looks like the continuation of the side guessing this caused by water and frost . also guessing there is just a crawl space and no full basement underneath ?

I'm also in contact with Probate attorneys; and other attorneys who are interested in my ability to hit the street, and get dirt underneath my fingernails.  

Hi @James O'Connor- head to the rental properties calculator underneath "Resources" at the top of the page and plug in your numbers there for a more detailed analysis.

I have heard multiple times that to limit liability when wholesaling that it's best to put it underneath your LLC?

Do you need special items like soils report if you are doing embankment (add dirt on the side of the foundation)?