The numbers are awful close to you just breaking even and any extensive repairs (ac failure, roof, etc) would then have to come out of pocket.

I was toying witht the idea of building a small roof over the door but I feel it would take away from the tudor style.

A week sounds like a long time to need for screening.

I have also done everything carpentry in New home construction, From Concrete to Roofing and everything in-between on Infill properties.I enjoy playing Racquetball and trying to get better every time I go out.

You have a newer home so I wouldn't think you would have any major expenses such as a roof, hvac...

I was wondering if anyone from this area can tell me the consequences of not pulling permits for items like roofing, electrical, plumbing etc.

My neighbor had USAA and was finally able to get them to pay for a new roof three years after hail damage and two years after all of the surrounding houses had their roofs replaced.

I have a relative in Cheyenne and another in Sheridan (who was a contractor for many years) who are helping me get an idea of repair costs, which I round to the next highest $5000.All the repairs which are needed are listed below.I know Zillow and Trulia are not good sources - I only put them in to provide all the information I have.Repairs: New shingles for roof.

Roof, landscaping, HVAC etc.

Searching through the MLS listings, my eye is constantly diverted away from searching for profitable properties to admire a Second Empire Victorian with a beautiful Mansard roof, a stately Greek Revival, or the sleek lines of a Mid Century Modern.