A better look are metal panels, I used them on the last couple I built.

Shoot, all those places that require you to completely update wiring when you swap out a panel are positively criminal and just trying to squash your capitalistic spirit and inhibit your ability to make a profit.

I'd get a bid from roof contractor to document the damage of the dish install.Take photo's of all the spots on the roof, in the brick, any interior sheet rock holes needed to be patched,  and of the garage door lower panel, you can get a replacement panel usually for that.I'd charge them for it all. you could experience roof leaks in the future from this terrible install they did.Keep receipts to show replacement costs.Get the move out statement for security deposit sent out per your state guild lines so you don't miss the date.In the future,, either get your property wired for cable or expect this to happen again.Poof the cable guy came and your house turns into spaghetti junction..

The backyard of the house has 6 foot tall wood fence except for a 15 foot gap near the front, where there is a chain link fence instead.The fence person wants $375 to put new fence in (two wood panels).

@Timothy Howell The local Lexington REIA group is hosting a Q&A panel on short term rental investing in May that you should attend.

Originally posted by @Jared Skov:'Aliens' I'm upping the ante with the California solar panels!

Trenched larger service to the house, installed a two meter socket box for 2 panels and want your opinion on correctly sub-metering water/sewer before the re-plumb.

It is also common to update electrical panels if that's not done.

Buyers will pay to dollar for cat houses with paneling and green carpet while appraisals say mine are no different.

The house is equipped with a federal Pacific electrical panel (FPE).