I decided late in the renovation to replace the roof.3.

At this point, I'm considering taking on the "dry in" portion myself by hiring subs to complete the foundation, framing, roof, etc.

Now a quick disclaimer I am not in no way shape or form affiliated with roof stock nor am I paid to promote them or anything like that so invest at your own risk!

The listing says that the roof needs repair so I'm including $20,000 to fix it up ($10k for the roof, $10k for other repairs).Without any modifications, this is not a good deal (Cash Flow: -272/mo, Cash-on-cash return: -2%)! 

You're going to want to take a close look at the lifespan of building systems, the facade, roof, boiler, etc.

New roof and aluminum siding .im getting 1,450$ in rent and have about 1000 in my pocket after everything comes out each month .

If all the roofs need to be replaced, you (and your neighbors) can have a special assessment done and you need to pay $xx thousand into replacing everyone’ roofs.

The place needs a new roof, which he will replace, the place needs to be painted, which he will do, there are various and sundry repairs which he will do.

Here is some information on the property:Location: Valdosta, GA (Lowndes County) Year: 1980- 3bed/2bath- 1,252 sqft List Price: $84,500 Current rent $750/month Reason for selling: Owners are older and no longer want to manage property/ rent Other information: Property has been damaged due to tree falling on roof.

It has been very well taken care with the major nuts and bolts like the windows, roof etc being in good condition currently but it was basically treated as "if it's renting and not broke don't fix it".