They’ll turn your humdrum description into a palatial retreat worthy of premium pricing

And I have others who have done well purchasing apartment buildings in flood zones - every deal has to be underwritten based on the numbers, including the potential income, all expenses (including flood insurance) and risk - both of being flooded, and of flood insurance premiums increasing.Two other observations:1.

> This was also after a couple months of the price being lowered 2 or 3 times.Yes, this data shows the discount/premium from the last list price (not the initial list price).

My employer subsidizes my premiums but currently the bill seems to be about $1500.

At his request, the policies and premium receipts must be handed to him.In the event of damage, the Mortgage Holder must be notified as soon as possible.

Sure it gets them rented faster, but you miss out on opportunity.The info below was taking the FHA website.FICO® score at least 580 = 3.5% down payment.FICO® score between 500 and 579 = 10% down payment.MIP (Mortgage Insurance Premium ) is required.Debt-to-Income Ratio < 43%.The home must be the borrower's primary residence.Borrower must have steady income and proof of employment.

On the day of close I decided to test the market for a $30,000 premium.

Now many of the families on our block (including us) are considering pursuing a similar deal, mainly in order to avoid being surrounded by 30ft-high HardiePanel boxes 5ft from their property lines.As we explore this possibility, some of the questions I have are:1) How much of a premium can I really expect from a package deal vs. selling individually?

If you paid for the premium data then that will be more accurate and allow you to better assess the different seasons to come up with a more well-rounded number. 

Rich neighbors pay premium prices to live in neighborhoods that aren't frequented by transients (i.e. people moving in and out every 2-7 days).