I guess I can just keep adding to my investment account until I can figure out a plan of action.

I think it goes like this:1st Believe, 2nd come actions, 3rd comes results.

One such homeowner saw their flood insurance go to $13,000 a year and they could not pay it, so even though their mortgage is current on principle and interest, their Bank started foreclosure action on them for not paying the flood insurance premium, which was beyond their means to pay.In addition new flood maps are being developed and properties formerly not in the flood are will now be in the flood area and require flood insurance.Flood insurance is only mandatory if you have a federally related mortgage which is 95% of the mortgages now.

The ket is constant persistent action.

(I imagine those demos are the biggest consumers of co-working space), but I wonder if there is a niche in the suburbs as there are tons of freelancers, solopreneuers and work from home types out here.Most of them are setting up shop at Starbucks, but it's tough to do meetings, conference calls, etc. there because of noise/lack of privacy.  

I suggest you go to the horse's mouth, google "CFPB" Consumer Financial Protection Board.

This would be estimating the amount of time your business consumers and how you cashflow will change going forward.

They should have taken action to protect their stuff.

Welcome Levi, and congratulations for taking action.

Especially if you have limited resources being the "boots on the ground" for someone that is out of town but interested in the market could be a great way to get started.Find the deals and help get it taken down and get a small piece of the action in return.