This can create some conundrum in terms of how to have the elevation drop 2-3 ft at the border.

Get a simple business card (don't spend more than 2 minutes creating one) and introduce yourself to everyone and give them your elevator pitch.Once you get the idea and scope that's required to be successful at this in this market, go knock on doors and cold call as many sellers as possible and get comfortable being uncomfortable and being told no.

(Give them a 5 minute elevator speech or presentation) Make an agreement with them, for each one they get Z% they schedule 5 meetings a month and are done.Because your current onsite people do not want to sit for the test, I would just leave them to change locks and replace faucets.

It is also sometimes a pain in the butt trying to rehab a unit in a high rise since you need to reserve elevators frequently for contractors to use to throw away trash, bring in deliveries, transport supplies, etc. and the doormen get annoyed.

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Why not put the equivalent of an elevator pitch on a card?

Got a new elevation certificate and reduced the flood plane.

Quite frankly I am looking for a new challenge and skill set that can learn, use for myself, pass on and ultimately free up my time to enjoy some traveling and investing into my values which include doing what others simply  are not willing to do, elevating others, humility, health and doing the things that make you smile and excited for a sunrise. 

It gives them some time to comply and allows you to elevate it if you ever catch them, and demonstrates that you took action.

There are just not enough properties on the market, so the prices are elevated.