Even if you had to replace all the tunnel equipment, even with the very expensive express wash stuff, it couldn't have topped 1 million. 

You can try sending mass emails until you get a response.At this point, you can also consider hiring an eviction attorney. 3 months of no payment with no light at the end of the tunnel is a huge problem, and this should be treated as an emergency.Good luck!

Also, we have a BP meetup tomorrow morning at 9AM at Bridge & Tunnel Coffee, and it's rather roundtable and discussion in approach.

I asked my go to foundation guys what they prefer to work on, and interstingly enough they said they would rather work on slab than pier and beam, unless they have to tunnel. 

The latter option was significantly cheaper and makes sense to me (would also be less disruption to foundation since minimal tunneling under the foundation).I was wondering if anybody else has done something like this and you experience?

Halfway through and finally see light at end of the tunnel, as you pace along in Plan E of things and you now found religion as your daily praying "oh dear lord please just let the market hold".... 

But there is light at the end of the tunnel if you can make it through.

Most are in the rat-race, grinding it out in there 9-5 with no light at end of the tunnel and that is why they look to REI, for hope, for light at end of the tunnel, for there way out of the rat-race, for wealth creation not preservation. 

If your with tunnel vision of cash-flow, your playing near the bottom of the barrel that's just how it is. 

It seems you've been with some considerable tunnel vision or limited information because the US population is not declining.