I went to city hall and got building permit for this, it took her 8 years to get all of the prop lines redrawn, soil samples, private road widened, enviro crap, geotech, etc etc etc.

Are you going to have soil,ground water, etc around the tank tested to make sure there wasn't any leaks or spills?

The time to resell it varies on the cycle of development for that dirt.Land with a slope if more expensive to build on than flat land generally because of leveling and certain slopes require more expensive grading and clearing equipment.The soil condition and makeup is key.

If any of you have questions about problematic soils / geology, please ask, I have seen it all (expansive soils, landslides, poor foundations, etc.).

Super storm Sandy alone cost the agency $8 billion.The revised bill is not lower premiums but spread them out for a longer period of time.

A sandy tan on the house with chocolate brown posts, fascia & shutters would look good, or a slightly darker tan with white trim.

I have not really received too much explanation other than rates have gone up for new policies since hurricane Sandy.

It's a collection of the best flipping info from the site.Finally -be sure to setup some keyword alerts - especially for "Sandy" so you can jump into local conversations.See you around the forums!

My contractor tried to convince me that the white patches were soil chemicals leaching upwards and was typical for the area.  

Sandy,Be open to just flipping this deal for a nice profit.