Below is the items that need fixed.The roof has some shingles that need replaced.The privacy fence is missing for a about 12'.It needs interior paint all around and around the exterior window panes.The kitchen has to be completly redone.

Based on that, it takes about 10 seconds to see that everything but the "shingles/labor" seems pretty much in line with what I'd expect.Now, as for the "shingles/labor," for a 14 square roof, you're probably looking at $1600-1800 in roofing materials, $600-800 in demo/disposal, $1000-1500 to install new roof, and $1000-1500 to install the new trusses. 

It will cost about $15K including disposing of the asbestos shingles on the exterior of the house- 11k to demo, 4k to take off and dispose of the asbestos shingles.There isn't much that could be salvaged from my house other than some doors and a bit of hardware.

Just opened shop and hung a shingle.

The roof was leaking so I had the roof partially fixed with architectural shingles.

Lesson learned, after a strong wind, check out all your properties and see for yourself if anything is out of place, broken limbs, downed trees, missing shingles, trash cans blown away, etc.

If the roof only has one layer of shingles usually you can go over it with another layer if support is good with the structure.

What is the usual discount for lumber, cabinets, shingles, plumbing, and electrical?

The paint was chipping off of the wood siding,  the roof has a couple shingles missing, the fuse (not breaker) box had pieces of wire that had been poorly installed to add exterior outlets to the house, ugly old carpet, peeling linoleum, dated kitchen, etc.... then we find out the lot comes with 2 houses.

Property InformationPurchased for $68,000 (maybe worth $72K)1790 sqft duplex built in 1972Both units are 2 bed / 1 bathExterior: mostly brick veneer with a bit of vinyl sidingFlooring: tile in bathrooms, cheap laminate everywhere elseWalls: 1970's wood pannel throughout, but mostly tiled walls in bathroomRoof: shingle (not sure of the type), inspection said the roof is on the "second half of its life"Foundation: crawl-spaceInsurance Quote (if I lower the dwelling coverage)Calculated Rebuild Cost: $201,000Dwelling Coverage: $153,000 (I lowered it as much as possible)Personal Belongings: $2,500Other Structures: $15,300 (can't change)Personal Liability (each occurrence): $300,000Medical Payments to Others: $5,000Deductible: Other Covered Perils / Wind and Hail: $2,500 / $2,500Annual Premium: $472.55Insurance Quote (if I don't lower the dwelling coverage)Calculated Rebuild Cost: $201,000Dwelling Coverage: $201,000 (didn't lower it here)Personal Belongings: $2,500Other Structures: $15,300 (can't change)Personal Liability (each occurrence): $300,000Medical Payments to Others: $5,000Deductible: Other Covered Perils / Wind and Hail: $2,500 / $2,500Annual Premium: $587.36