Aloha,There are constant improvements in camera systems...the main thing is do not skimp on the quality.

Either way, don't skimp, it gives you a wider spot to hit. 

Cheaper options don't have the ability to overlap the nails like the rest of the roofing system, but nicer options (look up "GAF Timbertex") are built with the intention to 100% cover the ridge nails.While you got a dimensional roof (good), looks like materials got skimped skimped on top.It'll likely be fine, just keep an eye on the silicon.In the future, I'd pony up for the nice accessories (self healing underlayment) and go mid tier on shingles.

Preferably someone in your home city/town.Don't skimp on legal fees. 

@Kevin Silva  Don't skimp on the repairs get top quality work done. 

I wouldn’t skimp on this if I were you.Where in upstate are you looking to invest?

I am definitely not trying to reinvent the wheel, really just want to keep my costs down w/out skimping on anything.

@Bob Willis totally agree, but found that some of my brokers were skimping posting about some of the finishes or offers which renters couldn’t make out in photos.

For painted plaster they ALWAYS skimp on TSP washing down, and they're always cheap on the two coats of 123 primer I pay for.Like I said, flip versus rental turn.

I wouldn't skimp on this also, since this sounds like a potential large liability issue, should anything go wrong.