I just had the roof replaced 2 years ago for $7k and is certified for Windstorm.

They say their reports "which are hand-compiled from our FCRA Certified Screeners." are different from transunion.

We retain late fees when residents pay late not only because of additional work required (which may include verbal abuse from the resident for charging them the fee), but because it rarely has an impact on our client.If a resident pays late, we require the resident to pay with certified funds.

To make an informed decision, consider these essential steps:Seek out a Certified Cost Segregation ProfessionalConsider their experience with tangible property regulations.

The test was conducted by a certified person in Philadelphia.

An average client is not a certified plumber, electrician, or mechanic.

I would say at minimum you need your lease, your 3day notice letter, mail receipts, pictures, etc, also perhaps a copy of your bank statement where you show they paid rent, then didn't.Get busy with this....if they can't pay $900 or whatever this month, no way they can probably pay $1800 next month or $2700 in month 3.One thing that might save you time.....mail, certify mail, and hand deliver your 3 day notice. 

IF Carlisle is not warrantying the roof (you said they denied the leak claim) then... as you said, WHY does it matter if you go with a Certified Roofer then!?

I am thinking about sending a carefully worded certified letter as my first attempt to contact them.  

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