There is a meetup in Sandy on Thursday.

A good engineer will also have connections with great soils testing, surveying, etc.If you are new, the engineer won't want to waste time on a project before you have purchased the land, so you are probably going to have to sell yourself and also pay them hourly for their due diligence work. 

Investment Info:Single-family residence buy & hold investment in Big Sandy.

The water coming out of the end is going to erode the lawn and soil.

From what I've been told, the soil in the region (Kansas City) soaks up water, which is how its getting in crawl space.

Add in lost rent, soil testing, headaches, tenant complaints and claims and it becomes clear life is short and some headaches are not worth the “potential” profit.

Also, it is best if the soil surrounding the house is slopping away from the foundation to direct any water flow away-1" per foot slope will work.

In North Park specifically, you have a lot of clay, ie expansive soil, and it causes force on Foundations and subsequent movement.

If not, you will have to go to the Embassy because a notary has to witness on US soil for reasons I never fully understood.

We are just starting our DD period and have calls into a variety of experts (surveyor, soil scientist, land planner, geotech, etc.)