I know Naperville any the surrounding area very well and I've been fortunate enough to have a huge network of people that are willing to teach me about the inner workings of real estate and the like.I co-own a metal fabrication company based here in Naperville... but my ultimate goal is to make that autonomous and pack my bags and move out to Wyoming.

Similar to commercial construction where metal studs are used.

I save the metal , I have a pile and scrap it .

@David Krulac its metal and its a rental.

The transitional rubber roof between the old and new warehouse was done by Dzen Roofing and the rest of the warehouse is a metal seam roof which was done by steel workers for Antonulli (our GC on the project).

Units: 11 connected townhomes (one building, one roof)(All 1280 SF 3 bed / 2 Bath units -- 2/1 upstairs 1/1 downstairs) on 0.46 acreBuilt in 2000, metal roof, brick and vinyl exterior.

I performed an electronic leak search and found the air handler evaporator coil leaking.

Former suburban dwelling millenials and empty nesters alike are finding the lifestyle in these areas very fun and desirable.Furthermore, the housing policies in these regions necessarily constrain stock (article from The Atlantic), so real estate is traded more like a precious metal than something manufactured. 

Since we have deals in multiple states (CO, IL, TX, OH, GA, and PR) I prefer working with one national company who can handle everything.  

I distinctly remember there were things they did with the hot water heaters, and they were advocating replacing the rubber hoses on appliances that use water (such as dishwasher, washing machine, etc) with some kind of metal hoses that are virtually indestructible.There was a goldmine of information about good preventative maintenance steps for rental houses...