Plenty of info to google on the web.

I second @Sarah Kensinger on keeping on the city for info.

PM me you email if you want the info on the meetings.

There's that pickle.You can raise up the whole house on piers, but expect it to crack and settle.You can build sump pumps and automatic Moen water sensors to trigger the pumps but if the water rises fast it won't save the ship, and power will probably be out so you need a generator.Do not expect or plan that anyone will fix the seawall, it's on you and the problem is will your neighbors all have millions of dollars to fix at the same time that you need to?

I speak to people less than 20 years old who are just starting to save $ for their first deal and so many of them want to buy properties such as the one you are describing here.Despite case studies (and possibly demand) being scarce in your market, the #s don't lie!

This saves them A TON of time and ensures that they are not spending hours a day trying to track and analyze new listings that would likely never work for flipping.Analyzing Deals: Bigger Pockets has some great analysis tools that can be used for free.

Its like a forced savings account.

If you have physical cash saved, it needs to be deposited in your bank account, and it must sit in your account through at least two full account statements. 

There is one we go Multifamily Deal Group at Squadron restaurant, their info is in meet up. 

i don’t mind buying my own materials if it would save me some cash. having a hard time deciding who to do my home improvements. good help is hard to come by these day, especially being new. the price increases doesn’t help as well. as much as i want to diy, i don’t want to mess anything up & still have to call for help!