Massive 3ft wide stuff for $900-1500 when the going rate was $2500+.The best thing to do is find a newer company/crew who has worked under a bigger company for many years and has the experience, but has decided to go out on their own and do the work themselves.They are typically hungry for work and underbid pricing quite a bit.  

Rasheema Abduls-Salaam I'm focusing primarily on Kent County, and more specifically Dover, Camden, Wyoming, and Magnolia, but since DE is so small I try to keep my eye on listings state-wide.

They'll also be convenient to hiking, cycling, fishing, groceries, shopping, and the interstate.While 72223 is the "nicest" zip in Little Rock (I live there), it has an incredibly wide variation in house prices.

Usually very wide ranges (5,000 to $50MM) and stupid interest @ 3-5%.Sad!

This topic is widely discussed so also check out the search bar at the top right and hundreds of threads will come up

The USPS developed this service and pricing for advertisers who wish to blanket an entire community without the need for list segmentation or filtering.It's well suited to a marketer that needs to reach a wide audience, each and every household. 

There are some Canadian on here that can give you some advice on US investing, I personally stay away from it.Also @Matt Geerts, the housing market is actually pretty crazy this year province wide even an hour from GTA, I know here in KWC, Burlington and Hamilton even though we are a fair distance, we have broken near every record this year in terms of volume, price, DOM etc.

Landlords need to follow the new law, and I doubt you will agree with that.Another person who is not a landlord making wide sweeping generalizations about a topic with which he has no knowledge or experience. 

It was piece mealed so the total cost for roof+ceiling may have been $10k (shocking to me re our typical double wide rehab).I know the water front seems too good to pass.  

In other words, you need an unfair advantage, a wide economic moat, a durable competitive advantage, or whatever you'd like to call it ...