I'm not sure what arrangements are made in Cali but I'm sure the RE Broker participates in that brokerage transaction, they can't just hang out a shingle to originate loans.I suggest you read the Act itself as it pertains to dealers and residential properties and the rulings by the CFPB.

I would imagine $10-$15k for such a job, as the roof is probably about 2000 sq ft and already has 2 sets of shingles, so they would have to be removed.

For instance, I found a foreclosure for $25,000, went out to look at the property and from the outside, I could tell that there were no indications of foundation problems, could use new shingles (but no need for whole roof rebuild), new windows and probably air-conditioning repair(10-15,000).

Hi All, I'm attracted to a tin / metal roof for a rental property due to the relative ease of installation and comparable cost to shingle.

While metal is more expensive up front, asphalt shingles need replacing after 15-20 years and can be damaged easily.

I believe that we can put new shingles over exhibiting shingles only if it will be a second set of shingles not a 3rd.

First, MRIS doesn't click with me, I thought you were addressing the computerized mortgage origination systems, but not, so what is that?

Absolutely incredible the amount of damage it caused, but luckily no one was killed.It went right between my 2 rental homes, and destroyed everything in between but luckily my two were mostly unharmed.I did have bunch of shingles blown off one of the homes, but luckily the insurance company really did me a solid.What are the tax implications of having damaged property repaired??

Not only will it be aesthetically awesome, I'm hoping it outlasts asphalt shingles by 3 fold.

but lets imagine its not I am trying to decide if its worth itCan do brick block and rock and everything up to shingles on roofAnd am friends with hvac and a plumber and several electricians where I cannot diy I think that DIY is the best option for me to get into investing as its the only part of the game I knowLots of things to read and think about here at bigger pocketsAnd I have to start somehow