im not sure how that would fix your problem.  6" of stone would support the weight of a mud slab of concrete, but not an entire house foundation if the ground under the stone was super saturated. 

Getting paid was like pulling teeth ,  and  I dont take well to taking orders from a bank load officer .

By the way , i was also looking at thin slabs which weight less and easy to cut , they should be installed on plywood  , but provide the same benefitsother options I considered are Porcelain slabs / corian , its very thin , but it looks like there are no price savings , but atleast they could be transported easily , if in case you find a good deal a little farther from your place

This little move had tremendous weight.

In this case I took the weighted average of multiple REITS that were heavily invested in MF properties.

Its like bargain shopping but I use IFTTT to scrape craiglists ads for searches that I compile and load into the system. 

Additional amenities include a workout area in the basement with some equipment (weights, treadmill, etc.), on site laundry and parking.

This is kind of a loaded post so please bear with me:So I'm starting to really look into deals in my town. 

Is there a convienent tool that you can suggest to load it with data in order to have a better view of the area's?

I understand it was during the holidays and they had a heavy load of transactions to go thru.