This is where the opportunities will surface.

I've only begun to scratch the surface and already I find it all very informative.

Development and rezoning is as much about social and political issues as it is engineering and construction.6 acres is ceratinly not big, but it could offer a nice deal along a commercial path.If it turns out it's residential, look to the lay of the land, natural drainage and lot sizes.

A developer buys a property for X amount of dollars, and has to put in all the infrastructure to support the project (underground utilities, roads, curb, gutter, sidewalk, drainage, deal with any environmental concerns, soil stabilization issues, earthquake requirements, cost of a neighborhood park, contribute to a nearby traffic signal, etc. and many unforeseen things) ALL of these things add costs to a development.

Then just repainting the surfaces.

But here are some tips on how to get rid of dead person smell: - Place an open box of baking soda in each room overnight - Clean all surfaces with vinegar and water solution (one part vinegar to ten parts water) - Open all windows and let air dry out for several days - Put bowls of white distilled vinegar around the house for three days.- If none of these tips work, call a professional cleaning company. 

Don't get excited, if there was monkey business through out the transaction it will surface later.So, enjoy the holidays, just keep tabs with your attorney. :)

The big things you want to make sure of is  1) the piers are spaced appropriately to support the home, 2) Piers are an appropriated diameter, there is a big difference between a 12" diameter pier and a 10" diameter pier (which many companies use), 3) Make sure they piers go deep enough into the ground; at least 36" below surface and they must "bell" out to ensure stability.  

Air is collected for five minutes (10 if the space is really clean) and whatever is airborne in the space (including mold spores) is impacted onto the surface of the slide.  

The funniest part about this topic surfacing yet again is that when people like me come in from overseas, (and there are hundreds if not thousands of us), we all get legal advice on the do's and don'ts etc.