The Metroplex is all clay-based soil. 

Thanks,Sandy

Thanks,Sandy

As you know after sandy it may be problems with mold.What is the reason to sell?

Find those locations and remove the soil.

I thought ok they are local so il keep an eye out for them and at least be aware.So i get there and sign in thinking okay let's see what this is about and network with some like minded people.

There are a lot of other inspections you can do (soil tests, etc), but the above is what most of the investors we work with do. 

Or, I can plant a garden across town where there is fertile soil.

(The soil moves a lot in Texas)Like any deferred maintenance (roof / plumbing / HVAC) it's really not a big deal as long as you know the problem exists, get good quotes for repairing it, and incorporate it in your business plan.

New regulations can make it very difficult to renovate or otherwise develop a property.Sometimes you may discover that a property has or is near a sight with contaminated soil.