Someone remodeled this house and added a second bathroom but used the space for the hallway to the back yard.

(INCLUDING extra bathroom)? 

If it's at all possible (not a bathroom), consider enlarging that one, or installing multiples.Shingles in the gable are good idea, but use a cleat at the bottom to separate them from the siding.

With $75 in the lower range and $150 in the higher range so I typically plan on approximately $115 per square foot.This is a typical cost of a kitchen, bathroom, living room, etc.

I specifically told the contractor in writing, what tiles were to go on the bathroom floor and walls.Today he sent me pictures of the tiled bathroom.

I have over 16+ years experience in running a Kitchen and Bathroom remodel company.

I am preparing to enter the home of a hostile tenant to show a contractor a bathroom where the roof needs to be repaired.

I’ll be putting a new dishwasher and microwave in as well and redoing a bathroom, not a complete gut but mostly cosmetic.

So my city seems to require permits for anything and everything...kitchen remodels, bathrooms remodels....if you make any changes period pretty much they want you to get a permit, but what kind of problems could I face in flipping or Brrrr-ing a property if I don’t get a permit for let’s say the kitchen remodel or the bathroom remodel.

It's also possible that the attic is improperly vented or a bird (or rat) has built a nest in the pipes coming out the roof from the bathroom or from the attic.