I had to actually chisel through concrete to get to the fixture, took three days to remove enough concrete to replace the fixture, it is a pain and I hope yours turns out to be leaky faucets.

Lest the hold over owner. totally trash you place.put concrete down the pipes... take all the appliances... etc etc.all of which has happened to me personally over the years.and you can get into some really hairy deals were one of the spouses never told the other that their house was in foreclosures..

common sense tells me it would be the same thing, but can't find any concrete info on this. 

Assuming the floor is concrete, you're probably going to have to seal the floor to block the odor.

Concrete- 25% energy cost to convert limestone to cement, 25% for transportation costs, As fuel costs go up, concrete cost goes up.  

Whatever you may want to do investment wise, There are plenty of ways to get in touch with service providers of every need, all quick and efficient.If you'd like concrete information regarding our market, more insight, and personal opinion, just give me a shout via reply!

At the moment insurance underwriters are NOT writing coverage on anything that's not concrete.

Not necessarily land, as it is very costly to build there as all materials except for some concrete products have to be shipped in.

our 1800 SF circa 1964 concrete block not-in-a-flood-zone triplex in Clearwater used to be around $1800 annually, but is currently $2440. 

.$900 for a refrigeratorI replace appliances with used appliances......hence a fridge cost no more than $250$4.8K for concrete piers to shore up a foundationI haven't bought a property needing foundation repair yet!