I work now as a speech pathologist and have a masters degree.  

Is there an elevator?

In this case, since they had access to free suitable soil, the excavated down some 18' to good ground (turns out the spot where the house was placed was a spoils pit at some point past) and placed compacted lifts of suitable soil to get it back to the intended elevation.  

This is a little two stop elevator.

Even today after 4 decades in this business I still find it valuable to talk to everyone I can, in rent and housing court, in elevators, in the hall ways of where I travel, I usually have something in hand or says something that is an attention getter.

You have a track record with your condos, so put together your next deal on paper or create an elevator speech about it and start letting people know.  

Be careful here because you will find the value for multifamily near universities to be very elevated for the reasons given above.Although I haven't heard any case studies yet, you can assume, always check with an attorney before assuming, that if the community is marketed to only students, and at least 80% of the units are students, then this would fall under the same exemption of fair housing as elderly tenants, and the over 55 rule exemption.

I think its very important that just because someone is a BP member does not elevated them to some higher status or standard.I could name 4 particular companies that I personally had to foreclose on in the past and they were posting here and had banner adds etc...

For this reason, a professional will take air samples outside of the residence, as well as inside, to establish that the mold level inside is elevated.2.

If it's a really great deal, call a surveyor and ask for a spot elevation at the foundation.