I stayed in a converted basement Airbnb in Sandy Utah before, which is not too far from you.

@Sandi Hague, thank you for the reference! 

Vibratory Sheeps foot is the best for compacting soil.

It says a property of mine in Sandy can rent out for $2000 a month, but I am seeing duplex, smaller rental properties, and even homes in West Jordan listed for way more. 

The city also requires a soil report for all new constructions except if it is less than 1,000 sq ft.

I've handled Perc, soil test, Septic plans and permits, and the architect.

That’s when I stumbled upon out of state investment opportunities - it’s like finding mining for iron ore in the murky soil.

I went to Houston to find a person to do soil sample as an example.

There might be damage to a farmer's crop or fields, and dirt/sandy roads in some areas, but the residential property damage is usually limited to a few inches of water and mud in a few houses caused by flash flooding in random locations, or bad roofs during a heavy rain.

Because the drain pipes are laying on soil they will continue to drain even with holes in the pipes and you will never know you have holes in them.The problem with cast-iron arises when a pipe clogs under the concrete.