If you don't mind me asking what was the offer you put in.Well I would rather wait till I get a reply on it.But it was cheaper than asking price.I figure rip up all the carpet and really hope the hardwoods are good underneath.

@Duncan Taylor Yes, the house needs insulation underneath and it needs energy efficient windows put in because the house is very old.

Bringing a sewer main 100 yards is extremely spendy, especially if there is any rock in the soil.

I think I have to get in there and remove and replace the stinkiest top layer of soil, to start, before trying to neutralize the rest of it.

This developer has already paid for clearing the land, geo soil tests, blueprints/architects, permits, city approval with a new high density ordinance that was just approved last year.

Ofgift, I would try wetting the soil around the crevice that you are trying to fill.

Now, 8 months later, she calls and says she came back last week and retested the soil around the house.

Our buyers wanted a soil sample done, and proper disposal of the oil...then wanted it topped off (with a special sand mixture) by a professional.

I can see where the mounted baskets makes working under there harder,,,can unscrew it and put it back later,,,dont get underneath for work TOO OFTEN!!!

If you wanted to have multiple VAs able to call in and out underneath the call in number then you would set up a ringdown with multiple phone lines underneath the call in number.Ultimately I think you will spend a lot more money and have more difficulty finding a VA with a cell phone plan that is willing to let you forward an unknown amount of calls to them.