Dealing with the building/planning/zoning/BGE/structural engineering companies, etc?

I would replace the screen and touch up the holes and spot paint  myself.

The Furnace was very old as well as the Water heater, easy replacements.

Mostly cosmetic enhancements were made on the property.New bathroom vinyl flooringNew ToiletNew Ceiling fanPainted old kitchen cabinets bright white with new Hardware handles.Installed RefrigeratorAdded Blinds Replaced all wall outlet coversReplaced upstairs unit Sink faucet with new modern hook faucetWhat was the outcome?

The reason I ask is that I work on a lot of large commercial projects(read projects in the hundreds of millions of dollars) and even those mega high paid architects and engineers miss things in their design.

You also should factor in Capital Expenditures (Cap Ex) for the replacement of major systems.

The pumps and electrical equipment have all been replaced.

But why couldn't I buy a MHP and slowly phase the MH out and replace with tiny houses?

If truly all it needs is a new roof to be complete and ready to sell then a few ideas off the top of my head could be:1)  Borrow the money from friends or family to replace the roof2)  Put the cost of the roof on a no/low interest credit card and pay it off as soon as the house sells3)  Go through a home improvement store (like Home Depot) that offers financing for larger projects like roof replacement4)  Don't replace the roof and just lower your sales price or offer the buyers a credit to fix it themselves after closing

Prior to this bill, homeowners were required to replace parking spaces on the property if they were converting or demolishing their garage, carport, or covered parking space.