I have put together some economic drivers for the area: Amazon’s new 3.7 million sf Distribution Center created 1,500-2500 new jobs in Liverpool, and an additional hub in Dewitt created another 500Lockheed Martin in Liverpool recently won a record setting $3 billion contractSRC Inc. a national defense research company added 300 new jobs at its Ciceroheadquarters, already employing 900 highly skilled workersRaymour & Flanigan hiring 1,000 new employees at their field support and distributioncenter in LiverpoolJMA Wireless investing $100 million to build out an additional 5G component factory inSyracuse to complement the existing facility in Liverpool, and bringing much of its workforce to work in the area from around the country, bringing the number of local employees up to around 1,000.Byrne Dairy investing $28 million to expand its dairy plant in Dewitt, increasing to 300 employees at the plantMicron Technology, the second largest semiconductor manufacturer in the US after Intel, is building a $100 Billion computer chip factor in the White Pine Commerce Park – a 1200-acre development site owned by the County in the Town of Clay.

I will qualify that by saying that some areas have much heavier soil (higher clay content) or bedrock, which becomes a factor.Above is the long answer.  

I found more in teh report  " • The sewer line is noted to have Cast Iron• The sewer line is noted to have Clay• The sewer line is noted to have Concrete" 

@Darek Michnicz I heard Clay Boykin is one of the sources for learning about the investment game. 

I own a lot of 100 year old places and old foundations and broken clay sewers aren’t fun.

Toss a couple of these tablets in the ac drain pan in the spring...https://www.amazon.com/Outland-Air-Conditioner-Cleaner-Tablets/dp/B000KM3BUY/ref=sr_1_1_a_it?

I would sign up for their email list or contact @Clay Packel directly.

FWIW: I only use BP via a laptop so I can't comment on the mobile/ tablet experience. 

Plus you can get on your tablet, another pc or cell phone and get your 10 free again.That being said, if you are going to make a proposal to someone that involves rents I like to bring out rent-o-meter as a strong reference.

@Jasmine Claye -  I don't understand why all the income from your W-2 is not the same as what is on your 1040.