This  should be a $2k or less repair at absolute most for cement fiber.Any recommendations for Orlando area?

I'm thinking about just starting to paint the actual cement floors and not do any flooring...just regular latex paint...

Its nothing special it has an old 87' 3/2 trailer and a cement block 3/1 house both houses share utilities.

They brought in a cement truck and poured it in. 

When you have a deck removed (or made much smaller), what do you about the old metal & cement supports? 

Future security with passive income, I don't want to pound the cement on hospital floors my whole life.

The porch was filled in with foam on the 2 inch split through the cement, but it has pulled further apart since this filler was put in. 

I found the ozone treatment to work pretty well but if really bad you have to remove the carpet and either paint the flooring or if it's a slab house with cement then bleach the cement floors.

. = $198 per yard poured and finished. 5 acres at 6 inch thickness (check zoning). 5 acres in Yards (since cement is sold in cubic yards)= 4,840 sq yards x 5= 24,200 sq yards. 6 inch thick concrete or 6/36 inches= .16 yards thick. 24,200 x .16= 3,872 cubic yards. 3,872 cubic yards x $198 poured per cubic yard = $766,000.

Oil from cars getting into the dirt vs. a cement slab.