If you are making changes to the elevation or the footprint of the house you will need a rendering or elevation to scale of the proposed project.

Has anyone put an elevator In a two-story house like this in order to make it an assisted living home?

The Super requires a form to be filled out for the elevator and a $200 security deposit for elevator damage.

If you have a child in the property who has an elevated lead level in can trigger an inspection in many areas. 

If the property is not elevated and built to hurricane code, plan on this being on the vulgar level.3. 

I touched base with the HOA president who acknowledged the smell in the elevator but has no inclination to do anything about it.  

If it is not a drive up facility, then you’ll want to know if there is an elevator if they don’t put you on the ground floor.

The language they are using is telling me that we are going on to elevate this.  

-In bathroom #4, elevated moisture levels were found in the wall above the window causing damage to the wall – recommendhaving a professional evaluate and repair as needed-The ceiling fan in living room #4 does not operate – recommend having a professional repair.

Hey guys I am prospective new home owner who's about to sign a purchase agreement for single family home 1931 old house with reletviltly old tile roof last done about 30 years a go the house is elevated about 6.6ft recent quotes had gave me about 24k in insurance while old owner pays 8400 and some other friend of mine who just finished renovating his house pays around 12kwhat am I missing here as this would be a deal breaker for me the house purchase price is 1mil