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Updated almost 13 years ago, 12/14/2011

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Bienes Raices
  • Orlando, FL
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Low pitch roof materials/costs on rentals.

Bienes Raices
  • Orlando, FL
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We have a lot of older houses in this area with low pitch roofs.

Does anyone have any experience on the costs/lifespan of roll composition and tar and gravel for a rental?

My understanding is that roll composition is cheaper than asphalt shingle but also lasts for a lesser amount of time. I called a local roofer and they said roll was an inferior product and they don't use it.

Is it better to stick to houses with a higher pitch and asphalt shingles, or does it make a difference?

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