It's not just redesigning the roof, it's beefing up lower walls, adding floor joists in the upper floors,  etc. to handle the new loads.

And no extra cost as this activity was included in the price to harvest the logs it was a by product of the logging activities.

But I see plenty of others were the deal dies not sure if the wholesaler stills closes I suspect not.. that's my major beef with these guys is not closing and hurting sellers especially desperate sellers..

I also have a soft spot (pun intended) for BBQ turkey in any traditional BBQ style and for a good bowl of beef Pho. 

At the same time, I would beef up due diligence even if it costs a few thousand more.

Also, one thing I've warned out of towners about buying here when I hear these people raving over our low entry prices and what looks like GREAT cash flow (assuming you get paid your rent) is to figure the city of MKE into your plans BIG TIME and that's double the reason why I'd say to get a much larger reserve, unless you find some new line of credit to tap that's at a LOW % rate, because the city inspectors are usually just fine to work with, BUT the city govt has a big beef with anyone coming here who thinks (and NOT meaning you here!)

Your first purchase will be a byproduct of those actions.

Luckily someone else did it before I did and was nicely escorted out of the ballroom.Here is my main beef.  

It comes as a by-product of providing a useful service."  

Lastly, consider a common by-product of open houses:  visitors may not be interested in the property but you can gain them as a buying client to locate another property.