Looking for a full roof replacement (asphalt shingles). 

Roofs, pavement, etc.

Hustle, pound the pavements and help homeowners while making money! 

An asphalt shingle roof doesn't just go bad all at once.

I got the inspection done the other day and discovered quite a few issues that should be addressed ASAP:-new chimney: the bricks are falling odd-cracked asphalt on one of the front steps-one of the floor joists need to be replaced-some previous foundation settlement issues: the inspector suggested getting a structural engineer to come and look at that-some moisture damage that will be taken care of by the seller-it appears there might have been some termite infestation in the past: the inspector suggested getting a terminate radon inspection done-new garage for needed as the current one couldn't be opened-new ceiling in garage needed as part of it was ripped off, exposing wiring: could lead to a hazardOther than that, a few minor things here and there like replacing a floor tile here, etc.Here's the thing: I'm an out of state investor and was looking for something that didn't need much work.

Another GC quoted me for 17,500 to include all design/permits/labor/tearout/materials for design/build a gable roof w/ 4x12 pitch w/ 24 square of asphalt shingles.The last quote I got was from developer/builders who work these all the time... they expressed extreme concern about the structure being able to hold the new roof. 

If you're looking for a deal to flip or wholesale, you're likely going to need to pound the pavement and search for that off-market deal.

Rather than put the insurance to a new garage we are planning on taking up the foundation and laying asphalt.

I would hit the pavement myself before asking others.

Pound the pavement and talk to people.