The roof, if in Michigan, should come in at between $200 and $250 / square without much negotiating.

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I'm in Michigan as well.

Originally posted by @Marie Lyons: I understand that most of this conversation on Z-buyer is from trying to obtain leads.

hi, I'm new to this site, I'm looking to start investing in purchasing homes and renting them out in Indianapolis and be living in southern Michigan, Im starting off as an investor so I don't know if Indianapolis would be decent to start off on.

Marie PoeIbrahim S.Michael QuarlesCurt DavisRyan WebberI'm quite sure that there are many more of you that I missed, but I really appreciate all of the advice/knowledge that you guys drop on us.

I buy houses in Michigan in the price range that you're looking in.

I could then store the old ones in my garage until after the law goes in and then sell them for top dollar on CL.I'm telling ya- grandma's house is in Michigan - the 90% efficient furnace we put in her place was about $1k, we also put in central air (about $1k), and that included new copper lines for the a/c, the pvc for the vent and a new sheet metal plenum.

Hi Guarav,I am in agreement with Marie, I do not see the comps coming up with the value you estimate.

Marie Poe:I'm working a short pay on two loans held by the same lender.