You are all-in at 78% of value and your exit value is questionable as well.To fill in the pool, you will need to get a permit, have enginerring and soil compaction tests, and any other requirements the city/county demands.

Cracks in concrete are normal to some extent though usually caused by an underlying issue such as insufficient compaction of the gravel underneath or improper drainage causing excess water to get under the slab and undermine it.

I've pulled toys, rags, and toothbrushes out of slow toilets.If the water spins well, but still doesn't have a strong flush, your problem will be the drain line.

If the foundations aren't compacted properly before the concrete is poured in them, you can get settling issues with the house, which can be typical even for a young structure such as yours.

James Bartis, lead researcher with the study says we've got more oil in this very compact area than the entire Middle East -more than 2 TRILLION barrels untapped.

From the photo you can’t see how dirty they were, but that could be easily rectified with a toothbrush and some elbow grease.

Everything goes - even the toothbrush.

Or maybe tenant A catches Tenant B using his toothbrush.

One compact switch with preset and toggle for both.That has worked pretty well for me over the years until recently.The problem is more and more fans now come with a remote. 

For my roofing business, we've gone completely digital w/ Docusign - my salespeople all carry tablets and either use Powerforms or in-person signings, except for that one in a million 90 year old who wants to touch the physical contract before signing.If you're looking for a scanner, check out the Brother ADS-1000W: https://www.amazon.com/Brother-ADS1000W-Compact-Wireless-Networking/dp/B00EKW6JGII have this at home for when I don't feel like going into the office.