We as Architects do this regularly.

Seems like taking advantage of eager investors with exaggerated marketing claims. 

Get with your agent and ask all the questions related to their experiences with flood claims and what you could expect. 

Once I gave in and bought a few only to not have assistance and no clear direction so frustration took over and I was still learning but needed direction, I finally found a group of investors to help me,  guide me,  and teach me the ins and outs of the industry.If I am not working deals learning the ropes or watching videos for extra information in real estate investing you can find me at my full time career as a Auto Injury Claims Specialist with big red.

While this hasn't been needed in the past, I’m considering if it could help prevent tenants from reporting problems later that they claim existed when they moved in.

Felt like I was speaking with a virtual assistant backed by AI.He estimated my re-roof would be half the size at double the rate quotes I got from everybody else... truly amateur hour for somebody that claimed to have done hundreds of these.I also was never able to find more than 5 property records tied to his name or to related LLCs.

You may have a recourse if the listing agent falsely claimed that the unit was permitted.

Do you have any experience with construction of a STVR as it relates to claiming material participation while acting as co project manager?

Or just do a regular purchase and rent?

She claimed "air quality" and "water quality" problems among her chief concerns.