Nuclear power is inherently safe (I have a back ground in nuclear engineering technology).

But I do know that they have a supervisor...so I'm trying to get contact info for whoever that is.I imagine there is some middle ground...could be a combination of realtors giving up some commission dollars and Litton allowing a bit more to RTR in closing.

Most of the other houses in the neighborhood are regular foundations on the ground.

I know the Northern folks smile at us Southerners as we scurry around with only two inches of snow on the ground, but this isn’t normal for us.

Could anyone point me out to a BP podcast about developing raw ground . 

go to work for a development company on the ground floor.. apprentice learn ..then move into your own deals.as stated above this is not a sprinkle water on it and it grows in 90 days type of deal.its years and years..

They tend to find common ground when they figure out the person from California does not like the people from New York moving here.When I was a child my grandmother would say... 

Just wondering what would be ideal middle ground as I really don't want to cheap out and also this is at best a B- neighborhood.

I am buying one in Battle ground today that I will let you take a swipe at.... trashed house.. vacant neighbors encroaching.. looks like some one squatting in a travel trailer.. but lots of PO in this one..

Second, these types of homes need to be completely gutted and built back up from the ground up.