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New Roof Needed or Not?
My questions is for the rehabbers'... I just finished a walk through on a potential deal that I would like to get under contract for wholesale. Per the Seller the house was built in 1978-79' (need to confirm) but this is a snap shot of the roof. Does anyone have an option, by looking at the photograph if it needs to be replaced. BTW, Seller does not know if it had been replaced previous and he certainly did not replace it Thanks BP