I started local because I was more hands-on and wanted to experience the process.

Could anyone share their experience or advice on when is "too low"?

If yes, and if you do not have much experience yourself, I would engage a local civil engineer to guide you through the initial planning phases even before you get to design & construction. 

Was curious if anyone had experience?

@Bob Stevens I totally agreed with all this through my first time experience. 

my experience has been similar. 

Happy to connect and share about my real estate experience.

From experience, no one wants to buy or rent there but anything near Westover or closer to Raeford would be great neighborhoods for cashflow.

You've got something you were once interested in under contract and now you'd have to start over, so if there's any way to salvage it/make it make sense that's what I'd be trying to do.I locked my rate in Nov.

If I buy house for investment i run the numbers and everything look good but and its a big but... the house on flood zone from 1-10 he at 9 now let me make it clear its not a lake or something close to it city close to downtown chiago not lake around it very metropolitan area.. but flood zone 9 so i know its can be a big factor when i want to riff after i finish my renove there and want to take my money back 75% i know also the insurance van be factor with the price i can pay every month.. so if some have idea or experience with this subject the house located  oak park Illinois..