You need to elevate your complaint above the problem group.

You would only be faced with paying extremely high flood premiums if you do not elevate, nobody will force you to raise the house UNTIL an event happens to cause more than 50% damage.

I'm new to investing :)At first (like a week ago LOL JK) I didn't know the importance of connecting with agents & brokers but after reading and researching I decided to make an elevator pitch for meeting/speaking with agents. 

Looking for insights as a potential investor, they have a current opportunity partnering with elevation capital.

I want to present a traditional elevation attached duplex as an alternative option.

We don't have the iconic Joshua trees -- JT is at a higher elevation and a bit cooler, this is apparently all the difference for the trees -- but we have the same magnificent views and basic housing stock of JT.

During an air quality inspection for a property I’m looking at 2 kinds of mold were found to be at “Elevated” levels: Aspergillus/Penicillium and Basidiospores.

I love how there are some real quality plane manufacturers in the far north with Cirrus in Duluth and Quest in Sandpoint.looks like there’s some fun elevation surrounding that Chelan airport...We never made it up that far.

I am coming at this from a stand-point of having bought $40MM worth of apartments in 10 months, and while the Cap rates are compressed and per unit costs are elevated I am very bullish on the sector in specific locations.I am seeing folks underwrite to the yesteryear, which I understand coming from those who were around in 2008.

The property is a mixed building, 3 story w/ elevator.