For example if one is in a wheel chair and wants you to put in an elevation in a SFH, you can say, yes, that is fine. 

If it's in one, you can contest it and change it if you get an elevation survey proving you're above the flood zone. • Don't listen to people who aren't investors themselves, you'll get your fair share of discouragement from certain people. • Always visit the market you want to invest in and drive the streets before you invest there. • Don't compile all your team members (property manager, contractor, agent, etc) into one person. 

I don't know what put such a big chip on that shoulder V.G but feel free to stop flaunting it here via attacking Someone's CORRECT effort's at looking to BEST elevate themselves via the same thing the vast majority of great success's have; a COACH. 

Hey Jeff- I really like using Ben from Elevation Carpentry. - DM me and I'll send you his phone number

@Rachel Graves i briefly looked into the market in Mississippi and there were great properties i do need to however connect with wholesellers , realtors, investors and like minds to elevate my network open the market alot more aslo i need to know more about the cities and areas by the class and quality of living so i can narrow down the searches i been diligently looking and analyzing the statistics however its better having a contact that knows the area you know.

She managed to get into the lobby a few times and she peed on the floor and elevator. 

At the moment all the liquidity pumped into the economy, $3Trillion or so pumped by the fed alone, is helping elevate asset prices and stave off a recession/depression.    

The water issue is simply an important thing to be aware of, so you can monitor it, if public opinion turns the Phx market sour, or if Lake Powell, Lake Mead, Lake Pleasant or others disappear, the issue will be elevated, which will in turn change public opinion which can change the market.I invest in Arizona, because we have great returns, great growth, and landlord-friendly government.

I'm with Andrew on this one... smaller towns while offering great cash flow potential can get crushed by movement of big employers so be sure to heavily research the economy of the town as a whole when looking in more rural areas... usually something like a regional commercial airport or a big hospital can elevate worries on topics like this as larger infrastructural investments from both companies and the government can alleviate some of the risk in theory.

Convincing one self a condo is good because it is the only game is not usually a ideal approach to investing.As mentioned when all the windows, a brick façade or elevator need replacing a $5,000 - $10,000 assessment is not out of the question.Condos for the beginner are a good income investment till the tide turns then it becomes a terrible investment.