If you contact a foundation repair company they have a material that they inject under the concrete that will raise it up even, then you just have a minor cement repair that can be masked with a rough finish on the entire porch.Or remove it and put in a wood porch.

I am getting about 500/pier and depends on the sqft for foam injection.

On another partnership, I injected cash into as well.  

In percentages, you're injecting $6500 of $47,500 purchase, that's 13.5%.

Depending on location, what the foam is made out of (polyurethane is most common, I believe), other characteristics of the foam (R-value, whether it's water soluble, etc) and how difficult it is to install (are the cavities open or will the foam need to be injected through walls, etc) will determine the cost, but you're probably looking in the $2-5 per square foot (of cavity space) range.

There is no doubt that it can melt further and it is possible that 7500 will be seen as a goal to attain and not a baseline to maintain.Although the government-financial sector are creating more money out of thin air by the minute and lending this to people (called injecting "liquidity into the economy") , the people will have to be really stupid to go back into the debt trap by taki g the bait of easy credit.Even Obama realises that he has to find some other issue than the economy to maintain a positive media image, nuclear weapons.

Its pretty quick and slick if that works.Some jack using dirt mixed into a mud,,,YOU want a concrete jacker where they use mortar///concrete injected.

I also received an additional 200K in "heloc" in case building needed emergency injection of cash.

I won't go into the details, but doing so will preserve the overwhelming majority of the capital he injected into this deal.

It seems to me that a phone call to the intermediary getting them to talk to the tax prep person would be a logical first step vs posting the question to the forum and trying to inject yourself between two experts.Just my 2 cents.