Good for high land value coastal areas and such.Flipping and lending will only add to your tax burden. 

Installation is for insert only, which does not include other services; such as sanding, painting and repairing the window sill or frame.

The sale is completed, the cheddar is in the bank, the buyer can go pound sand down a rathole all day long until a higher authority than the Interwebs makes me come to Jesus.

@Matt RuttenbergI buy antique furniture from yard sales and sand them down and do custom paint with new hardware to match whatever color scheme I want.

I'm thinking they contribute the land to a partnership where we agree to ownership %'s and I am responsible for sourcing the funds to restore the property and managing the process.  

With coastal areas the carrier may want to do a 4 point inspection before binding the policy.

Both as it occurs regularly right now, and also the potential larger effects of climate change, 5-10 years+ down the line.Does anyone have any recommendations, Norfolk-specific or in general flood-prone/coastal areas, for what all I should be considering prior to purchasing in such an area for investment purposes?

For my house hacks I choose 4br SFRs in north coastal San Diego (92024) and I always made sure to purchase properties with a separate entrance for at least 1 of my tenants.

The areas we are interested in (Coastal North/South Carolina) don’t have as many opportunities that fit the scenario of rehabbing for instant increase in equity.

At the back of the property was several sand pits where it was obvious some sand mining took place at one time.