The pool side concrete can be broken up and buried, but they can't prevent water from draining down.

Floor tile installation @ $3.00 P/F -Wall tile installation @ $8.00-Backsplash tile @$8.00-Tile demo @ $1.00-1.50 if we need to haul trash -Demo walls bathrooms(shower walls) $150- Demo backsplashes $100- Shower curb $8.0] P/LF -Shower pitch $8.00 P/F - Water proofing $1.00 P/F- $300 for drains and waterproofing materials

Long story short, I'm in Missouri, there is a nice little farm near here with a house that is literally ROTTING away... owned/foreclosed by a BIG bank in Texas who foreclosed on it probably 6-8 years ago... it is sitting in limbo still... not for sale... not listed for sale... my realtor has been faxing/emailing their foreclosure department for a YEAR with no reply... it must be stuck in their backlisted inventory for some reason... in the meantime, they pay a management company to mow the grass, drain the water lines... but that company has been tight lipped and won't give me a contact person. 

All the hard work and sacrifice to buy a duplex or what not just flushed down the drain for "entitlement"

Also take into consideration other work that may be best done now...like whether you should install a drain outside of the egress window.

I would first make sure all gutters,downspouts,drain pipes, etc are working properly and moving water away from the home.

We have a duplex with a "built up" roof with "scupper" roof drains.

Your drains could be copper, pvc, galvanized or a mixture.

Once they have your card information they are likely to drain your account.

(Force them to block the drains, and to flood the roof with hoses.