That will elevate your interest and force you to work on systems.

I took action and got the required elevation certificate ($575 later) to provide to my insurance agent.

The neighborhood is desirable for the area, new homes planned to be built a couple streets over, high elevation, no flooding and underground electrical (electricity is fine after the storm). 

After getting my first batch of business cards I've learned that having a good elevator pitch is crucial to your image as a real estate investor and to the possibility of forming new relationships.  

I'd build up the left side of the facade until it was at an even elevation with the right side (you would most easily check this with a laser level.

Elevations is at 6.5% right now on my 90% LTV heloc. 

The home is an 1940's concrete structure elevated off ground by concrete blocks.  

You should explore those options as well if you have time.If the offer is accepted, see if the current owner has obtained an Elevation Certificate. 

@Aditya Maini It is a tough time to find good deals with prices quite elevated, but it can certainly be done.

Make the application fee non-refundable under any circumstances.I recommend an "elevator pitch" where you can quickly share your basic rental criteria within a few seconds.