You can check that at www.ASCSP.org and make sure you filter to search for the CCSP designation.https://www.kbkg.com/residential-costsegregatorGreat info to share here! 

If your open to Tennessee, check northern Alabama as well. 

They base their decision on the "flood certificate" or "flood cert" and either your insurance company or your lender can check this for you. 

You can check that at www.ASCSP.org and make sure you filter to search for the CCSP designation.https://www.kbkg.com/residential-costsegregator Great info to share here!

I'm going to check out Waterset and keep looking for some actual ICF projects to look at.   

Not specific to those areas since it is virtual, but coming up in a few weeks so may be worth checking out. 

Hi Lara,In theory, everything is possible but, if you want to do that, you'd first have to check whether it's legal.Legal or not though, I don't think it makes much sense for a variety of reasons.

Plus I use them to run the background and credit check as well. 

Goal was to buy and hold this one.After checking comps again, looked like there was enough meat there to flip it and make a few bucks so we're trying to sell it right now, but we'll see.

I assume the laws are fairly similar in this situation from state to state but I would definitely recommend checking with another source in your area.