We also get 25% off shingles at Home Depot through our volume discounts.  

I just got one, and they lent up to 90% of their "computerized" value, which was almost spot on.

A decent portion of the plywood beneath the overhang is rotted, so the shingle would need to be replaced and the plywood as well.1)  I had one guy come out to my property and give me a quote to replace the roof. 

There was issues with the roof (shingles blowing off) so I filed an insurance claim.

What about metal shingles that are curved like clay tiles. 

@Tommy FoltzElevations credit union lent me 90% of my homes value via a heloc based on their "computerized" value.

Bad on me.Here's how it played out:Purchased: March 2016 for $48kRenovation: $41k (for a mobile home ... crazy, I know)Holding Costs (park fees, mainly): $10kSales Costs: $9kFinancing Costs: $8kTotal Invested: $116kSold: November 2016 for $160kProfit (before the tax man calleth): $44kI don't have pictures handy, but we put quartz counters in the kitchen and bathrooms, laminate in all non-bedrooms, new shingles (roof was ok), lots of new subfloor, and all the typical cosmetics.  

They don't offer much when it comes to training and you'll probably be working remotely since their space is to hang shingle only.

Ridiculous loophole - only in New York.The sad thing is I mentioned to the reporter that the biggest losers in this case are the residents of that town who have to stare at missing shingles, exposed electrical wiring and have to deal with blight/stagnant values.

Hey BP,I am currently looking at a home with asbestos shingles.