They inject the foam through a 3/8" hole in the slab and it expands until it lifts the slab into its original place.

If you're not going to open up the walls, insulator could come in with foam.

I'll try not to shave too many years off your lives with my introduction, but it's going to be a long one, so I can cover the bases!

The party which offered $430,000 was putting down 20% which shaved off the difference between appraised value and the price.I apologize for being a total amateur here and I really appreciate your comments.With the above pointers, I feel this must be a good property for two offers in the first week.Thanks.

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Third, get him to commit to a plan to shave some expenses and put funds towards overdue balance.

Your use of rigid foam and/or spray foam, I would think, are better materials than the commonly used R-13 faced batt.

Since quitting my job, working with an actual investor, seeing that this works first-hand and then writing a plan on paper of my own, my goal(s) have become crystal clear.If I were you, I would do a few things.- Only bounce your ideas off of people who have "been there, done that".

New double-pane windows with spray foam in the cracks around them is the easiest and most cost-effective way to do this.

And yes they were much lower .I explained to her , he showered at the gym 4 days a week , he ate out most of the time , he had work uniforms so he did very little laundry , he turned on the AC when he got home , he didnt leave it run ALL day , and he shaved his head , no blow dryer or curling iron.