The reason I ask is that each area of Orange County has their little quirks, different types of soil, topography, etc., and issues that need to be addressed.

If you have spoiled soil underneath you have to pay to get that re-mediated as well, so it can be more than the 6500 for sure. 

The real trouble comes when the ground is not suitable for a new system either because of the lot size or soil conditions. 

Not sure if they will do that because I guess you don't know until you dig and see whats going on underground.Any recommendations or feedback would be great.The comps are extremely good for this property but need to make sure I don't rush into something like this and then spend $50,000 to remove it and treat the soil, etc.Thanks.

Thanks,Keith Sandy

I am also a reluctant part owner of a Sandy damaged 2 Family from my parents estate but that is another story.

If you are in the Alpharetta area, I would recommend attending the monthly northern Atlanta real estate meet up / mastermind group which is held in sandy springs each month.

Sandy Blanton has covered the best options.

Things like how properties age, what type of soil properties are on, future economic and educational initiatives.#5.)

With the house being built in the late 50's and the neighborhood having soil movement there was definitely a list of issues that needed to be taken care of.