Smoke penetrates everything: insulation, carpets, any unsealed wood framing-interior of cabinets-lite fixtures, hvac system, etc.

A realtor/wholesaler/investor had a single-family, 725 square foot, asbestos-siding, wood frame, house in a C/C- area four houses down from a major intersection that probably sees upwards of 60,000 cars a day.

I am assuming that you're referring to some sort of calculation in which you use the fair market value of their interests and feed into some sort of discount or premium to derive an exit value.

Or that we agreed no wood replacement, but once roof is removed and you can see wood needs replacing.

first you need better pictures or lots of lighting.. or bothare the floors wood or laminate?

Standard finishes for the market (granite, wood face cabinets, hardwoods, etc.).Thanks for any input!

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In snowy areas, you'll find a lot of metal roofs and in high end areas, wood shingles.A lot of homes built by big development companies will not be built to support the weight of tile roofs.

Thank you for the tip on the hard wood.

Wood fences they tend to just kick the boards out so steel tends to be better.