The current base flood level elevation is 14 ft.

Over 4 stories add an elevator.

Although there might be some merit towards being active now just in the "slower" part of the real estate activity calendar (Winter) than summer which is more likely to be elevated from a price standpoint 

I worked on my speech before I got to the meeting and had lot of notes.

I stayed in an Airbnb in New York almost 10 years ago and I remember the check-in message saying that if anyone asked in the hallway or elevator to tell them I was the owner's cousin.

Call me old fashioned but my accountant and attorney have real offices and if we are going to be continually trying to elevate our image and level of professionalism we need a physical location.

Sent you a DM as i would like to get a current Elevation Certificate on my waterfront lot in SE Cape, and see how feasible it would be to build above the "forced flood insurance policy".

In one town in my area nearly 1 out of 3 homes has elevated radon in the basement level!!

In our area, If you have a home with a dirt or gravel crawl, especially split levels, you could almost guarantee without a radon mitigation system the levels would be higher than the EPA guidelines.In my experience the presence of a system, or the need to install a system as a result of a home inspection has not had an impact on the sale price of any of our properties.The last property we sold, the buyers inspection revealed elevated radon levels.

Elevating our network!