(needed for flood insurance quote)3) What is the elevation of the foundation?

This a pretty interesting article from CNBC.After surging to the highest level since the presidential election, demand for home loans remained steadily elevated last week. 

Didn't read instructions and was mad that he had to take the elevator to the 18th floor to get the keys in order to get a cart for his stuff.  

I'm sure there's great networking and I'll attend the welcome speech, etc. that day, but hoping BP isn't charging the full $925.00 without the opportunity to attend a breakout that day.

My house is an REO while the other comps look to be regular sales.On the plus side, my house is elevated and seems to meet flood zone requirements (although I'm waiting to get the elevation certificate to be sure) while the comps are flat and were likely "grandfathered" in when new regulations were passed.

Really elevated the look of the unit. 

So liens in higher lien positions are lower in their claim to equity which is an elevation of risk of loss.

Finally, I elevated the issue to Terry Kerr himself who was able to get his folks to physically go to the property and check the health and safety of not only the tenant, but also the functional systems of the property itself.  

UPDATE:After much digging, finally found a great resource that shows the elevation in meters for just about every city.

Though not purchasing quite yet, we are all evaluating options, making sure our next homes will be accessible - no stairs, wider doorways, elevators (if we select to purchase in a larger multi-unit building), with shops and healthcare nearby, etc.