I have not seen many do that.on our bare land subdivisions we do that .. also we test the soil for certain elements if its been farmed heavily..

The basement got damaged during Sandy.

Sandy might be a good area for you to look at.

soil testing will depend on site conditions and or type of construction.

He and his wife Sandy own the firm Associate in Accounting in Louisville. 

My question is, does anyone have any information or experience in this county as far as investments go for:Raw land-buy, hold, improve, flipAirBnb investments-Build and rent outWater table is high out there (280 feet or less) sandy soil for good perk(septic).

Everything from the soil testing to the parking spaces.

The Vendor was unwilling to undertake the work to have the tanks removed and {possibly} the soil remediated - nor would he entertain a reduction in price or an escrow of a portion of the purchase price in exchange for us tackling the issue - and the deal came unravelled.Now being obliged to disclose the results of the Phase I to other potential suiters, the Vendor ended up removing the tanks some months later.Most jurisdictions in Canada will require an abandoned UST to be removed ... even it not abandoned, if the tank is older and steel, it may have to come out.

This house was under contract with another investor who pulled out.Carpet #729 (Fortune Cookie)Vinyl #AC432 (Sandy Brown)Tops #7734-58 (Jamocha Granite)The house comes with a 10 year warranty and all future repairs must be done through the company or the warranty is void.COST - $150,990 ($95.00 deposit holds the home with approved lender and attorney) ESTIMATED VALUE - $153,000RENT - $1,325CASH FLOW - $364I got financing for a 30 Year Fixed loan for 5.25% at 25% down Now waiting until July before I can do anything else.

I would have to investigate the area to make sure it is zoned for what you want to build, make sure that there are no problems with soil and researching the geographic area to give you statistics on what you can expect to profit on your project.