@Danielle ThomasI was searching online for Sandy Canyon Corporation and this post came up.

Some soils allow water to flow easily through them while others do not. 

@Sandy Wolfe  hit the nail on the head.  

I was looking in Sandy Springs GA due to my wife possibly looking at a future job offer.

Hi, i had seller call from my mail campaign on a townhouse in Autumn Chace subdivision in Sandy Springs, Ga, a suburb of Atlanta.Actually it is someone close to the sellers, who they have asked to help them through their situation.

Quote from @Brad Sand: I just had something similar on a vacant rental.

-Sandy

If you don't have a detailed scope of work, finish schedule as well as a full list of what is excluded from the bid I can guarantee you that no one can give you accurate pricing.I can also tell you that construction, even ground up, has uncertainties, things from fluctuating lumber prices, issues related to soil, delays in getting supplies right now, and a bunch of other things that can causes prices to change during the course of a job. 

I came to realize that a ton of areas in the Texas have similar issues due to the quality of the soil. 

-Roswell: $1,180 per month, up almost 12.5%-Brookhaven: $1,470 per month, up 12%-Sandy Springs: $1,500 per month, the most expensive average cost for one-bedrooms in metro Atlanta.