FEMA has maps that will tell you the base flood elevation.

Throw in elevated dirt prices and additional entitlement costs and it’s almost impossible to get new product under 350 unless it is duplex or townhome type home. 

When you go to these meetups, have a goal in mind and a short elevator pitch prepared(10-30 seconds) that tells people what your goals are.  

@Brendan Flannery make sure you will get savings...last home on the water on island was grandfathered based on elevation certificate.

For personal reasons, I would like to move to the Austin area (big outdoors guy/Houston is very flat), and I'm fortunate as an engineer to work remote - relocating isn't an issue.It's no secret that Austin real estate is hot and I have concerns about making a deal work with how much Austin real estate has elevated to over the years.

The elevation will kill me.

We ended up just replacing all the carpet with LVP, fixing the private elevator that was not running, and various little items.

You should also see if you can get a hold of the prior owner's Declaration page as well as an Elevation Certificate if they have it.

Most houses are elevated.

There is no reason for Wolf to end the moratorium if it is upheld since unemployment is likely to remain elevated for a while and tenants aren't going to quickly catch up on back rent.I can't see how the PA Supreme Court upholds the moratorium since the legislature declared an end to the emergency and I don't think the governor can defend an unbounded eviction/foreclosure moratorium.