We have to make sure we get an inspection, find out what's wrong with the property, see if it's economically feasible to rehab the property, ensure we are compliant with all local/state rules regarding REO property, register the property if applicable, ensure health and safety issues are addresssed (Toxic DDT Landfill?)

Their methods are the following: they jack up the house to get it level and use some type cement cylinder as support, in this case since it is pier and beam, below the supporting piers (or slab if it was concrete).The costs depend on how bad the ground is and how many cement cylinder they use. 

I have seen several stained concrete projects up close, but not hard wood floors. 

I would, however, like a concrete answer to these questions myself.

I told my GC to concrete over the gas line tap in.  

What's more, it's quite possibly a cheap and easy adjustment of the gutters, or filling a crack in the concrete outside that is conducting the water into the building. 

Does anyone have a good concrete guy in Kansas City they could recommend?

As the public becomes more aware, as attorneys become more aware and regulators start handling complaints.Many of them are the ones swearing up and down they are 100% compliant too.

The roof is great, it has metal siding in good condition, and good exterior paint, drive, and all concrete.  

Question #3a: How concrete is this partnership?