I know my money will go a much longer way in those areas.Hi Shyam,You can definitely go south, but the market in the Sandy Springs/Dunwoody area requires a bit more local knowledge as there are parts you just absolutely don't want to touch.

So does being able to attach the site to infrastructure (wet and dry utilities) or to provide them (all or part) with on-site package plants.Along with soil conditions and. topography, zoning and density should also be among your major concerns.

LVP is a great option since it is durable and simple to maintain, unlike carpet, which can easily get soiled and stained. 

Junky furniture, soiled carpets.

This may not be at all easy in an older house with few or no cleanouts in the soil stack(s).

I've had a great experience so far with Sandy Baber. 

We were happy with it but we noticed that the house was not clean - the blinds were dirty, the carpet was soiled and the house smelled like cat urine.

Now that the oil spill anniversary is near, will this market rebound (it was never directly affected anyway) and what is the best way to sell an acre of pristine white sandy beach gulf front land, near Apalachicola, Fla.

Perhaps retaining walls, soil nails, etc.

The makeup of the soil has a lot to do with what can or cannot be done; and what would be required in order to build on a steep lot.