I stopped writing on elevated topics on BP as of about a year ago.I'd write an article about Rich Dad, and I'd get 300 comments - as if this is the defining knowledge in this universe.

Maybe over the years she has moved into an elevated state of poverty, but only she can come down and decide to sell and live in a 150k house.

The land will require a survey that costs $750 to understand the minimum build elevation to be out of the flood plain, the seller has not had this done.

But to submit the application I need plans that include set backs and elevation height of the house.

If lot value is the majority of the total value now, the highest and best use is to build new, above any flood elevation, not to extend life of the current improvements.  

It can elevate one's consciousness from a fixed understanding of earning money and paying bills, to truly comprehending passive income and how to go about achieving this remarkable lifestyle change.

Does the retail center have an elevator or just stairs to get to the second level?

It can elevate one's consciousness to a fixed understanding of earning money and paying bills, to truly comprehending passive income and how to go about achieving this remarkable lifestyle change.

And for maximum tenant usability you may want an elevator as well, even though they are not required in buildings under 5 floors (but If they did exist prior you can't take them out, no matter how many floors).You would also need the architect to create plans to file with the city. 

What all these neighborhoods seem to have in common is there is a local elevated train line for great transportation in walking distance same as some northside neighborhoods mentioned above.