(Fires always seem to happen in the  wee hours of the morning it seems)Christmas Eve, always Christmas Eve, why on Christmas Eve, is there always a problem at one of our rentals. 

@Matt T.If I were doing it, I would go with a red/brown brick color, almost a khaki on the siding with a white trim around the windows & eves with dark shingles..

On News years Eve there was a massive landslide adjacent to my house that was caused from Caltrans not maintaining a culvert drain that created a flash flood. 

If I put a pitched roof on, I'd consider extending it out to make a covered porch.You can probably find a computer program that would show you what a pitched roof would do to the appearance of the house.If you put on a pitched roof, make it steep enough and with large enough eves so it doesn't look cheap, or you will ruin the looks of the house.Another option, replace the flat roof and do an exterior remodel to make the house look New Mexico Pueblo Traditional.

However, on New Year's Eve, my agent and I put together an offer that he submitted for me on NY Day and it was accepted!

I spent later eves researching properties and the market, so for now, I'd really like to see if there is an updated video or blog on today's market that is from 2017 or 2018 and talks about motivated sellers. 

Branch lines may not need to be replaced if the belly is only in the main trunk line.The decision to replace or not lies with your comfort level, but experience (or Murphy's law) tells me that the issue will typically show at the worst possible times (i.e Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, or a big party).

Note; paper underlayment will be cheapest, but it's cheap for a good reason, and it's not its robust life expectancy...The strapping you mentioned is a slight added cost, but if done properly (vents at the eve/drip edge and ridge), can actually help lower inside attic or top-floor temperatures, as you now have an "air gap" to help alleviate some of the penetrating UV heat, as well as helping to drain and dry condensation that WILL form on the backside of a metal sheathing.

I have no idea), and the money had to be paid back in buffalo nickles on the first eve of a waning gibbous or something.

I received a call Christmas Eve from my property manager, asking if I would greenlight a puppy for the family in my Florida property.