Section 8 rules aren't anything crazy things like no exposed wires, reset buttons on outlets in kitchen and bath, carbon monoxide/smoke monitors, windows in working order etc.

I use a receipt book (one for each property) that has carbon copies (one copy for me and one for the tenant). 

Here's my take:  (Warning: Long post)  As a RECF site that focuses only on Real-Estate Debt, they seems to be just a newer, carbon-copy of PatchOfLand.com, as far as I can tell...  

You may actually be surprised when you find out how many different forms you need: the lease agreement is the main piece, but the you have rules and regulations, smoke detector notice, carbon monoxide detector notice, pet agreement, move in / out inspection check list, pet agreement, lead based paint addendum and lead besaed paint pamphlet.

This creates a very real possibility of carbon monoxide being pulled out of the furnace and delivered straight into the living space. 

@Tom Pritchett - Get in contact with @Troy Fisher, @Tiffany Plovie, and @Kevin Carbon.

Properties vary widely from Chicago to Rockford to Peoria or down here between East Saint Louis and Glen Carbon. 

BCC stands for blind carbon copy, which is exactly what you're trying to do.99% probability that the problem is user error.

But yes when we notified the property owner ya all communication stopped but i do have carbon copies of checks payed out to him plus materials we've bought per our contract.

Ryan,If you can fix your moisture problem with the above mentioned sealants, I think your best bet is to patch the spall in the bottom face of the slab with concrete and then provide some sort of strapping system (steel/carbon fiber) in the short direction of the porch on either side of it.