It'll cover drainage, grading, soil/rock conditions, seismicity, and erosion protection.

Its been over 1 year since ive seen Bath County soil!

I did recently trade a laundromat I owned in West Jordan for a house in East Sandy and it worked out pretty good. 

Currently I own and operate the Sandy Nickelcade and a Laundromat in West Jordan both of which I bought and then "fixed up".Let me know! 

For example I've got a home in Sandy that's worth $410,000 in my monthly rent is 1,950.

The soil has to "pert test" and each lot has to have enought land (zoning provided) to hold a septic field line large enought for your number of bedrooms each.From my time owning a mobile home park, 70 pads,  I learned that the costs of septic, power, water, moving a home ($5k to $10k just to move a single wide / double wide) can amount to $30k PER LOT not including the MH.   

You must know then north is better than south, and east generally have worse soil than west, which affects property prices. 

Even the stage one soil sampling comes back clean now, there's no guarantee there won't be any leak in future.  

-Sandy & Carrie

After purchasing - we discovered there was contamination over the state thresholds - which required additional studies (soil vapor, etc).