Its 30 squares, 3 in 12 pitch, and has two layers on it that need to be torn off.

Lenders pass along interest rates to borrowers and the rates are generally determined by risk layers.

Unless prices have gone up considerably in the past couple years, in Baltimore, you shouldn't be paying more than about $200-220 per square for tear off and replace with standard 25 year 3-tab shingle (assuming one layer to tear off).

I use a layered asset protection program.

There is a thick layer of dust and ?

@Ramon Pena Alvarado in addition to what has already been shared above, here are a few more items to consider:Management - if the park is out of state and you choose to use a third party manager (be extremely careful and selective if you make this choice) that will add another layer of expense.  

Using an LLC will not mask your identity.

Besides insurance you need a truck of some kind to haul the trash, rakes, scoops, shovels, dust pans, heavy trash bags, gloves, masks, a dump or landfill to haul the trash to.

Executing "tools" or programs that are seemingly friendly programs can be dual or multi layer programs embedded with a simple joiner program.

He says to make sure your contractor knows the proper way of getting rid of it (i.e. wearing a gas mask, keeping dust levels down, etc.)