My biggest concern is the flood certificate says the main floor of the property is 3.7 feet above Base Flood Elevation.

Listen to Gore Creek virtually year-round.

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Dang you got my attention.We had a 10 year old kid running around in the dark and fell in an area that was about 3 feet down where the entrance to the basement is on the end of the house.

However, the owner has made professional additions such as a 500+ square feet family room and a 500 square feet deck, which greatly enhance its value.

At an exit value below $600k, that is a decent deal (an easy single looking to round to second base).Also, Jordan has stated that he will receive a flat rate of 8% in 90 days (not 8% annulized) which comes out to a 32% annual return.Jordan, word to the wise, any loan contract you have with your borrower here in CA that exceeds an annual interest rate (including any points, fees, etc) in escess of 10% would constitute a CA usury violation.

For reference, I live in South Florida, and I recently had a similar situation with a basement of 1100 square feet.

Maybe after I get my feet wet. 

This would be something around 1200 square feet and probably cost $150 a square foot not including the lot. 

our property in question does not have any power lines nearby... or anything else suspect. the only factor is the [former] landfill which was closed in 1999. the landfill is approximately 2500 feet away from the property, depending on how you look at it...