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.

It could be someone in your family, your dentist, your local small business owner, or even anyone who has an IRA and is looking for better returns with less risk than the stock market. 

., dentist or successful small-business owner) but don't have time to become a general partner and take on the extra work.

A property can be active, which means you can take the losses against other active income, even a W2 or business income if you are the owner/occupant (think Dentist, manufacturer, car dealership, restaurant, etc.).

If you have a question about your teeth, would you rather ask the dentist or the butcher?

. = $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.

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