@Sandy Uhlmann maybe i missed something, but i think a big decision is whether it is going to be your own personal home or a flip or even a hold and will have a renter in it.

To remove this pool the right way (demo concrete, back fill, compaction, soil test) is very expensive.

with Nevada uber low prop tax's and the gamblers subsidizing your rental properties its worth it to run all the numbers plus the homes are really easy to maintain where as in most of the deep south there is a ton of upkeep .. not only heavy rains but Hail wind and the like .. on top of that very nasty soils in many areas leading to extra maintenance over time..

When a tree flowers without leaves, pollination is much easier.Deciduous trees generally grow best in nutrient-rich soil.

Our main criteria is to find a home with no rental cap and in a area with Good school ratings.These are the cities which were primarily looking for -Suwanne ,Johns creek ,Alpharetta,Roswell,Peachtree,Milton,Duluth,Sandy Springs, Lawrenceville, DunwoodyMy Realtor mentioned that it is very unlikely to find  a property in these areas.

The sand is hard to drive on but oh so worth it.

Originally posted by @Sandi H.

Hi, I was about to close and we discovered an oil tank we removed it and it has holes.Now we are waiting  to get the results from the New Jersey lab to see if there is any soil problem, I am having issues because my rate is running out and I need to close any day in order to keep my rate, and they are willing to put an escrow only $5,000.Am I risking too much?

Exterior soil samples within 3 feet of the house has to be also collected and this could a contamination from emission being close to a highway. 

We've done East Atlanta to Decatur and up to Sandy Springs, as well as some OTP...I used to live in Vinings, and there's plenty of detached new construction there as well...just look a little bit west towards Mableton/Austell...