Generally here's usually a small fee and an annual or biennial inspection for things like fire alarms, peeling paint, broken windows or other unsafe living conditions.

(some don't prep and will paint right over bugs and dirt). that is where the price comes in..... the good guys will actually prep it, which takes time the price will be higher- but its done right and you won't have to re-do it in 1 year bc it peeled.

Break off a small piece while wearing gloves and a mask and place it in a Ziplock bag.

Glue down is cheaper (material), but more expensive to installs and, if not done correctly, they can peel. 2.

St Catherines, Niagara Falls, Fort Erie..Woodstock, Stratford area..Infill in Toronto, York, Peel Region too expensive and have lower margins and can only make money in building and not much in development..

DON'T go with the cheapest company to do the work- you'll pay for it later on down the road (missing shingles, peeling paint, wasted materials, etc.).

The process is comparable to peeling an onion, as illustrated below.

If you shoot me your buying criteria I can keep my eyes peeled to help you secure your next deal.

It's peeling and looking gross, but is resisting my attempts to get all of it off.

(Any peeling paint, broken windows, overhanging tree branches, sagging roofs etc).While FHA loans can be looked down upon on the listing side, this shouldn't be a deal breaker if you are making strong offers and the house checks out.