My PMLs are people with self-directed IRA who are perfectly fine with 5-year term while earning double-digit returns passively tax-free in their SDIRA. 

Doing a Fix and Flip in a flood zone is totally fine, but there is obviously added risk on the exit.

Kansas City is the “Heart of America” a transportation hub in the center of the country with a small city feel and the big city attractions of art, culture, fine dining, and professional sports teams.

They're fine for buying a turnkey, older home that gets "spruced up" and comes with a 1-year warranty on their repairs.

It has worked out fine for me, but it is labor intensive and I can't see it working long distance. 

Most tenant will be fine with this as long as you explain your reasoning.

Once you have a solid cleaner in place, everything else should go just fine.

Maybe you are talking about building more townhome style, which, I have a builder friend that just built a four townhomes and are selling fine, as well.  

If you've recently had it unclogged and know it was fine when they moved in, yes. 

Builders do this a lot to add extra potential sleeping area without having more bedrooms than septic is rated for.I have seen people put beds in the loft after closing or even close in this area to make an unofficial bedroom.Just be clear in your pictures and description and you should be fine either way.