Hey @Sandy Pathak congrats on making this jump and sounds very exciting, especially being student housing!

Originally posted by @Sandy D.

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Sorry I could keep going as this is What I Have do for 30 years This is My current field of work.With out seeing the property or knowing all Linear feet of all materials and depth of utilities and soil conditions, equipment and personnel, import/Export, Subs, just to spit ball a price is not possible.there are so many more things that are involved with what your asking for.  

Just to keep you from running down the wrong trail here.Environmental engineers do some tangentially related work to wetlands, but primarily focus on waste management, water management, soils/erosion management, public health (water/sewers), and environmental protections.

@Brad Sand I didn’t know that you had become one of the moderators for BIggerPockets to let people know whose posts are necessary and unnecessary.

You must trench and then refill with virgin soil. 

Lot #1 is a .75 acre lake front lot with a 4 bed 2 bath split level built in 1974 with an attached garage and 100ft of sandy shoreline.Lot #2 is a . 75 acre lake front lot with a 2 bed 1 bath house built in the 70s, a 30x30 detached heated garage all on 80ft of shoreline.

Soil testing: what to look for in the soil testing.

For example, Ft Worth has some odd soil settling in some parts of the city that is really common, and we had to mud-jack a house foundation.