I am now in escrow and the new title company which by the way resides in a different county is stating that the publication of seal performed by the law firm that issued the sheriff's deed was done incorrectly.

Roofer came back out and looked it over, sealed them with some type of clear water sealant, and said the flashing and everything looked good -- but they continue to leak and the leaks are getting worse with each storm.Question: how do I find the right person to replace these skylights?

Roofer came back out and looked it over, sealed them with some type of clear water sealant, and said the flashing and everything looked good -- but they continue to leak and the leaks are getting worse with each storm.Question: how do I find the right person to replace these skylights?

We offer it to free for our clients because we know that it seals the deal when people walk through the space.   

If you want to make sure they're done, do them yourself.....I like the 'bonding' concept as well.... this visit will also give you a chance to check for small leaks under sinks, any damage caused by tenant, go up and check out the roof penetrations, check around the siding for a good seal at openings, Etc, Etc....Go online and find a home inspector checklist, that will give you a rough guideline of things to look for....

Whomever you use, make sure you get someone who will seal up the holes and points of entry. 

While the liability is a real risk, and one that might be able to be mitigated through insurance, as noted.From my experience, particularly with finances, the Seal saying holds true: "How you do anything is how you do everything".

I found this (http://ww.charmeck.org/plannin...) and it looks like it is not worth it.Basically, i have an architectural drawing with engineer's seal for 2 units already, and it would be great to implement it.

They may work temporarily but remember that unless sealed very tightly water can easily get under them during a heavy rain storm and they protect...nothing.Brave enough to climb up on these roofs? 

@Manley Seale Thank you for bringing that up!