I used 20yr shingles.

Your picture does not really show the condition of the shingle itself.  

I am not a fan of the Schoolhouse Red Brick color but since the roof which is in great shape has White shingles I need to know what color to paint this Brick to make it have better CURB APPEAL?!?!?!  

My example is this one.List price is say $95,000 with comps would be $145,000and after reading the property report and looking at all the pics ( no I havent done my own yet , but i would befor i bid ) To do a complete Update, no granite, but but nice and eqeal or better than those in the area would be $10,000, most likley less. one thing i didnt like was There is one layer of asphalt shingles over one layer of wood shake shingles,, with that said , the roof still looks good.One reason I like THIS house is its only a few miles from my house and I would be doing most all the work, and the numbers do look good to me!

I have skills in all areas & have built many a building from the ground up - including digging the basement laying the block - shingling - plumbing - electrical - framing - everything.

Some may tell you any roofer can fix a slate roof but I know roofers who also think they can install asphalt shingles yet for some reason within a few years they end up with a leak.

Blowing insulation on the rafter will reduce the life of your shingles because it prevents temperature from leveling between the inside and outside.

A bundle of shingles, and the labor to put them down, is the same on a 250k house, and a 50k house.

@Chris Fentiman Although it’s been about 20 years now so figure in some additional costs for price of materials and labor increases and inflation but I reroofed an 8000sq ft 3 story Tudor style house for about $20,000 removing shingles and replacing plywood as needed and laying an underlayment.

I plan to go through each property individually, providing before and after pictures and the success and failures of each property.I would like to start with my first flip in the Loch Raven area of 21239:Brick row home, 1200 sqft, 3 beds/ 1.5 bathPurchase price: $50,000.00Estimated rehab costs: $40,000.00Estimated ARV: $150,000.00Actual Rehab costs: $45,109.94Sale price: $145,000.00Profit: $30,389.34Pre-Rehab Photos:Repairs Completed:Replaced baseboard heating system with complete HVAC system and ductwork throughout the houseComplete kitchen rehab to include granite and all refurbished SS appliancesComplete 2nd floor bathroom rehabPainted entire houseRefinished hardwood floors to a darker colorInstalled all new ceiling fans Replaced all windows and doorsComplete gut and rehab of basement(realized after purchase black mold covered 90% of the basement framing) to include recessed lighting and all new carpetRehab of basement half bathRemoved shingles and replaced with new siding on the shed with electricity.