I wouldn't get an attorney involved until I had exhausted all avenues with the county.

I'm confident I can design what we need to withstand a flood (even large flood) from a construction perspective. 

He said it would be an assignment of contract so I'd like to bring the deal back on the table one last time.ZIpcode: 770513/1 950sqftScope of work include:Hardy board and paint all exterior. 6ft tall 70 linear feet wooden fence.Windows, all interior doors, opening up kitchen/livingroom wall, new cabinets and granite, replace woodsiding with 1/2in sheetrock, full restroom remodel with standing tile shower, luxury vinyl flooring, all paint jobs and sheetrock repair, and any minor electrical and plumbing. 

I do not intend to live in there currently, so FHA is out of the question but at the same time I dont want to exhaust all of my savings.

@Colleen - the repair guy said that the machine is exhausted because the food clogged the water pressure outlet. he did not mention about filter.

We will protect windows and landscaping with either tarps or OSB during the installation.Total overlay cost is $5,297.00We will install Malarkey Duraseal 3-tab class 4 Impact Resistant shingles (potential insurance discount) on the slopes and ridge, galvanized pipe jacks, 1 exhaust cap, 1 electrical boot and 1 wind turbine is included in this bid.

Hard to put an exhaustive list here but the basicsproperty taxinsurancerepairs/ maintenancemanagement feesutilitiesdepreciationHOA dues

I'm pretty sure I've exhausted the local talent, I'm not particularly interested in any of the gray area labor pools.

If you can withstand a Detroit type scenario then you are likely in a good position. 

You need both intake and exhaust.