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I have experience with cellular concrete in a commercial application as mass-backfill (15,000 cubic yards) for a newly constructed building where existing soil bearing pressures were poor.

Do you have soils reports ?

Just did a phase 2 recently with drilling and water/soil sampling it ran $6k.

One thing they consider when insurance companies calculate the cost to rebuild is also everything that will go into the preparation before hand, ie; demolition costs, soil decontamination, permits, planning etc.

Soil and slope are great for wine grapes, but from other conversations we've had, we've been told it's not worth the huge investment for grapes unless you're doing the whole winery thing and producing your own label, etc.

I prefer the white sandy beaches of the Florida Panhandle.

“Every neighborhood has its own flavor and character,” says Emily Green, a REALTOR® with Sandy Green Realty in Minneapolis.

Knowing what works where, what types of soils and rock work best together.

Like @Kalim Kalla said, Atlanta is a vast city, and it's also a massive MSA - so, one strategy that might work well down in McDonough may not work well an hour away in Sandy Springs.So, first step is to nail down where you want to live and why.