Ok so what if  you find a property that was just renovated with new HVAC, floors, roof, gutters, kitchen, bathroom, etc.. to be like brand new?

It has a new roof.

Tree falls and takes out the roof, tenats move out and you should have removed that dead tree, no insurance or at least you have to fight themFurnace blows in the winter, they aren't staying there.

The house is older and needs new roof, furnace, electrical, plumbing, flooring, windows and a basic landscape job.

So we outline all major systems (plumbing, electric, hvac), roofing, siding, windows, flooring, ect.

Assuming foundation/electrical/roofing is okay, could anyone give a ball-park estimate on the cost of repairs?

@Dane FosseeLet's say a person with no credit history apply for a Cap one card their score will shoot through the roof but do that show they pay their bills not all because there are no credit histories and that is the reason to look at over-all credit.

I think it would be easier to manage and maintain if it was all under one roof.

Good morning BP World,I have some exciting and nerve racking events on the horizon and I need some advice! 

Some of the maintenance is more of a fixed cost while other maintenance is difficult to estimate (roof repair, plumbing issues, appliance replacement, etc.).