Had to excavate and recompact the soil at the building site.

I've read through the Ultimate Beginner's Guide, I've browsed through a bunch of posts in the forums, and I plan on going to the book store and picking up some recommended books.I currently work 60 hours/week at my job and my goal is to replace my income with REI as soon as possible so I can spend more time with my family, be financially stable, and enjoy an overall happier and healthy lifestyle!

Usually the State has clear guidelines on this and you don't want to be held responsible in the event of soil contamination or environmental hazards to the property or the property owner could come back afterwards on this issue.

I also have good credit and several cards with healthy open balances so if I need to charge some stuff to those or take a personal loan to get it fixed I can.

It's a numbers games, but when you close them, you have no problem turning them for a nice healthy profit.

I was fairly impressed by the simple fact that he is not in NO but for a few days a month and keeps a consistent, healthy business.

It is my choice as a guest to respect their laws on their soil.

I have completely ignored the aspect of the business that could provide healthy profits.

I see crowd-sourcing as a healthy alternative to REIT's, solely becasue they are backed by specific parcels of Real Estate as opposed to a pool of parcels.

I live in the same neighborhood and know that shifting soil is common in MS.