Elevation Capital takes 1031 money.

If it's a flood zone under BFE, you'll have to elevate all electric and living space above BFE.So there's a lot of variables. 

But this emotionally-fueled investing mostly from fear is elevating the market value above the intrinsic value of these various financial securities.

Our insurance agent had the insurance lined up no problem & little to no impact on the sale only thing was buyer asked for an elevation certificate which on a Friday afternoon no one was sure where to get. 

If you're passionate about investing and elevating the Investor Niche, it's worth pursuing your own investment property if you don't already have one.

There are many offers but besides elevating the sales price as a concession, I was given the option to allow seller temporarily renting the home for one week after closing per sellers remarks.I have never seen this before where buyers would be willing to agree to the terms allowing buyer to stay after purchase has come to closure.

That's real money saved right there for sure, but when you facto in the elevated risk that it presents (buying properties blind sometimes, very limited inspection ability, no agent fiduciaries in the whole equation, etc) it's a LOT of risk for a 7% discount IMO.

The house was VERY unique, the type of house that captivated you, soon as you walked in with every room giving you amazing views at one of highest elevations in all of McHenry County.

I think moving forward our numbers are going to keep getting better for a combination of reason but leading ones will be the fact that people don't yet feel comfortable with the idea of a hotel (shared spaces, elevators, shared ventilation etc) and the reality that since people are staying for longer you can't beat the comfort of having a full size apartment with kitchen and washer and dryer to a hotel.

Idaho led this list, with Fitch projecting home prices there overly elevated between 30% and 34%.