@Jacob Compton I'm a little late to this post, but here is a good Forbes article about natural disasters and flooding specifically that would be helpful for the future - all of these crazy storms in the Midwest keep coming out of nowhere!

There are lots of views and saves so people are looking.Maybe remove the pictures of the barn and carport/workshop because viewers may expect it to look as nice as the home and the surrounding natural landscaping. 

I never thought I'd get used to it but it's second nature now.

Just like in Maslow's hierarchy of needs, our basic immediate need for adequate shelter will trump our long term desire for our kids to go to better schools.

Biggest drawback to Sonic properties is the specialty nature of the land improvements.

N95 is not adequate protection but it would be better than nothing.

You are right in regards to the entire point is to invest and get profit however, I have 6 people a part of my household, 4 young children and my husband a long with myself ,so for me , the property which we chose to invest in has to have adequate amount of space, and that’s where I become picky.

you will want to make sure that you have adequate insurance and as accurate of a budget as possible. 

You don't close, you don't eat.Human law is most people by nature are lazy.Think of it this way.

No, nobody bats an eye, because not one person has been prosecuted yet, and appraisers are by nature, hermit mice that would rather die of starvation than organize to lobby for their shared interests.