Probably good ideas from google for it...The mold will go away after you seal it up.  

I think if someone just turns 18, anything they did when they were 17 would be sealed because that person was a minor.

Depending on how big the house is and if you are re-staining the floors or just sealing them, you are looking at a 3-5 day project where no one can be on the floors for most of it.

If you have the furnace in the basement it throws off some heat and you need to seal openings to the outside.

It is possible that the seal on the toilet is bad and it is leaking.

Look at the huge Cener campuses in KC, it raised the prices some in the local areas, but it wasn't anything crazy (or at least crazy by CA appreciation standards).https://www.bizjournals.com/kansascity/news/2017/0...I'm not saying it didn't help, but housing ALL OVER KC is already hot and has been (I'd argue OOS investors dumping money drives prices more than a company).If you want to deep dive it, it all started around 03http://www.kansascity.com/news/business/development/article334952/Cerner-seals-the-deal-on-4.3-billion-office-plan-at-Bannister-site.html

Water coming out of wall cracks is not a good thing and sealing the crack is not a fix.

But I will get pictures in the morning of the damage.We're thinking that we'll need to gut the basement and seal the foundation, and walls to prevent this from happening again.

What sealed the deal was the inspectors closing remark about having a PENSION... and that's when the lightbulb in my brain began to burn at over a million lumens - its all about feeding this guys retirement plan!

I have looked and looked online but can't find anyone using foam to seal off the entire end of an HVAC vent/pipe.