The property could already be in compliance & easy breezy or you maybe getting flood surveys & elevation certificate & an extra layer of permits

You may want to consider factors such as the property's elevation, proximity to bodies of water, and history of flooding.It's also a good idea to speak with your real estate agent or a local expert about the flood risk in the area and what measures can be taken to mitigate the risk, such as flood insurance or flood prevention measures.

When you attend home auction events, make sure you come armed with business cards, a compelling 30-second elevator pitch, and a smile. 4.

It’s true that you can either purchase an elevated house or elevate and existing one, you will still need to obtain an elevation certificate to qualify for lower flood insurance rates.

No matter where it is, the most expensive building, Class A attracts tenants able to pay more for luxuries (amenities) such as fitness rooms, tennis courts, dog exercise areas, pools, cafes, covered parking, nice elevators, gorgeous landscaping, quality construction on both exterior and interior, well appointed lobbies and meeting areas, etc.

Once you creep into the Oakland hills the price elevates. 

This particular building has already met those requirements (I’ll quadruple check), but for this area it is 2’ above and according to the elevation plans it supports that.

Bought a single-family house in PA because my full-time job had career potential in Q3 2020, and the rent prices were elevated.

Weirdly Elevated Room: The structural engineer (SE) said that that 1 room in the house had a differential elevation of 3+ inches.

You might have to elevate the outside compressor a bit as there is a limit how far it will go.