I'm sure you'll agree they are just too complex.I have also been evaluating whether I want to post 8.5x11 laminated elevations on each wall, inside the house, of what I want that wall to look like for the GC to reference while I am at work.

So I feel it's definitely a limiting factor to a sale.I feel like I'd be narrowing down my possibilities of a successful transaction telling the seller I'll cover it and expect a unrepresented buyer working on their credit to bring a huge EMD, Purchase Option, and/or pay elevated rent. 

As for goals, biggest goal at this moment is learning more about the business side of things, networking and elevating my rental as a business and not just an afterthought.

I agree, HomeLine (https://homelinemn.org/speeches-trainings/landlord...) class for $50 was good educational investment.

(what I have been told anyway) I own a property that is the second highest elevation in the whole county.

I also have plans, elevations and possibly 3D renderings to show.

And if the home is designed with them in mind (ADA compliant bathrooms/kitckens, elevators for a multi-unit, etc.), it just seems like a good way to go.

Flood insurance is property-specific depending on the flood zone the property is in and the property's elevation as determined by a surveyor on an elevation certificate.

Hotel even in San Juan are mostly on generator so no elevator service. 

Also you will get more at ease with your speech that you give people and they will start to believe and trust you more easily.