What about Inspirada, Cadence, the Union Village medical development, Dragon Ridge, Ascaya, etc?  

Many RE text books have exploded views of a house, showing the parts from the vapor barrier at a foundation up to the overlap of shingles, the ridge cap at the top of a roof.

Irving Park/Portage park/Logan/Avondale and Northwest suburbs (Niles, park ridge, glenview etc)? 

Hello everyone, Does anyone own or know someone that owns a four family property in Kennedy Heights, Madisonville, Pleasant Ridge, or Norwood that would be interested in a land contract? 

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Gwinnett (Best), Peachtree Ridge, Collins which covers the following cities: Duluth, Suwanee, & Buford, and Sugar Hill.

Fellow Park Ridge guy.  

If so, the ridge may very well be the culprit... either because it is sealed so tightly (not uncommon with SIPS panels) that all the vapor collects at the ridge area with no place to go.  

You will also need ridge cap shingles for the peak. 

I know I'm coming to this thread late but curious if can recommend investment minded realtor that works Lakewood/ Wheat Ridge/ Arvada areas?