My State has updated the soils classifications four times since I began design work.

Oftentimes, they get into the unit through spaces between plumbing pipes and flooring/drywall underneath sinks. 

The back yard needs to be torn up, have new top soil put down, and sodded.

My major concern is foundation/soil type in N.

Home inspectors will typically go through the attic, any crawl space underneath the house, examine the electrical, etc to let you know of any potential issues that will need repair. 

So it depends.Then the soil, what is the water content?

Am I able to bring my property that has cash-flowed for over a year now underneath our former LLC to help us with the operating experience and revenues we need to qualify?

A rising tide tends to lift all boats, but the boats need to be somewhat comparable and in good shape.As for making way for further developments, they'd need to buy you out as you would own the property AND the land underneath it.

I can only see the top portion of my post and everything underneath is blocked by keyboard.

However, the high growth markets today tend to trade underneath that.