You need Water Bills for Water, Gas,Supplier Contacts.Acct#s,Oil Supplier Contact and last two years billing.

@Sandy Uhlmann ,Yes it is deductible, it can be deducted as investment interest or allocated to a specific property if the interest tracing rules are applied.

Originally posted by @Sandy Uhlmann: Maybe this is not the case, but I have read in multiple other sources that sometimes by making 3 offers to the sellers you have a better chance to get at least one of the offers accepted.

A septic system is 2 parts, tank and then evaporation lines.The lines should be easy to spot- green grass, softer soil, slight depressions in the soil, new ones have vents on the end of each line.

The buyer has asked for the soil report on the lot.

Sadly I will say that there are more "REI's" here in NJ than ever before (because of super storm "Sandy").

If the soil is sandy like it is here in the Central Valley California you will have to put down weed cloth or something like it to stop the rocks from sinking into the sand.

Sandy Shelton of Shelton & Nelson.

For better or worse, our soil is soft and tends to shift depending on where we're at in the drought-flood pendulum.

Non-pre-start costs => Soft costs (architecture, engineering, soils samples, etc.) + hard costs of construction4.