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The neighbor probably doesn't want to deal with the expense if its a large enough area, however depending on where you sill plate is compared to finish grade, you may be able to simply add soil to your side and channel the water away.

I've saved around $40k and have a healthy W2.

I am on the board for my HOA and our company manages the entire complex which means I know where and how the money is being spent and we have a healthy community with healthy reserves.

Can we agree that all of us have a shared goal of making a healthy return on our money?

Atlanta developed a healthy 18-hour lifestyle and its favorable business climate continues to entice companies to relocate, which keeps the city’s growth streak steady.

It seems like soil is on softer side, and it is not a matter of if but rather when.

Where I invest in the midwest there are rough neighborhoods where houses rent at 2-3% rule, where I invest in a submarket where I get a healthy 1-1.25% but are rewarded with better tenants and slight appreciation.  

wetlands maps are inherently unreliable. if you want to be sure, engage a biologist to perform a jurisdictional wetlands determination (this is based on three specific factors-hydrology, soils and vegetation). it is also possible the wetlands may not be federally-regulated but subject to state regulatory jurisdiction. your state may also have buffer areas that cannot be developed to protect wetlands.  

A company being unable to perform normal profit producing activities like utility turn on service calls on a regular basis is not an indication of a healthy business.