I almost got shot once doing it. 

@Larry Frank- I have a couple shots of my last 2 on my phone-1 (a 1 bdrm)2 (a 2 bdrm)

Unfortunately, my experience did not reflect theirs by a long shot. 

I actually shot that over to my property manager to read.

I shot you an email

When I book hundreds of rooms at a shot, they tend to give me the best pricing, since DUH, it's vegas, they aren't making their money off the rooms, but off the gambling, the liquor, etc. and Im putting several hundred corporate people in their property who are all going to spend money.  

And it was never an issue.Plus, since their credit is usually shot after foreclosure, I look at it as a good opportunity to have them as a tenant for a while since they likely won't be buying again for at least a few years. 

If your Lowest adjacent grade (LAG) which is found at the lowest area where the outside dirt touches the building is above the Base Flood Elevation (BFE) you might have a good shot going after a  Letter of Map Amendment  (LOMA) which will remove the property from the requirement to have flood insurance, Please note this does not mean the risk is gone.

They're not a HML per say, so would give them a shot.

It’s a short sale, the wording is a bit funny, not sure if the approved price is $350k or $360k......either way, you have no shot.