Our family owns a 100 year old building. The tenant complained of mold so we had a mold inspector come in and the counts are high in the bedrooms.  Tenant has been there for many decades, and is a slob.   The inspecto...

After hurricane Ike my parents moved into the house as theirs was destroyed and still live there as its ground level and not elevated.

If you have your personal goals for REI laid out, be ready with a short "elevator" pitch to let folks know what you are looking to do, but I would just listen more than anything for now.

I have included a pic of an example elevation.

STRICT compliance with ADA is imperative, and additional 'comforts' including elevators would be almost definitely necessary.

Specifics are:- 4200 SQFT - 3 stories with a rooftop deck- Elevator- 5 Bedrooms- 5 Full baths, 2 Half baths- Requires 30 FT Pilings- Block construction- Impact windows- Retail price point of $2.5MM+We are in the process of obtaining GC bids and are looking at experienced contractors with solid track records.

Is there a way of figuring out how much it would be for a property without having to do an elevation cert for every house I’d want to consider?

Here's my standard speech.

We need the below:Site plan- Floor plans, exterior elevations, preliminary structural design, building sections, preliminary cabinet layout andelevations, preliminary interior elevations- -dimensional exterior and/or interior renderings depicting the proposed work.

.- With not much elevation, are you seeing homes flooding again?