(which makes sense, because that is how it must be done to increase the shingle survival rates).What I'm getting at, is your if you want to be "More Likely" to have "Less Trouble" collecting on a shingle warranty, your installers must follow the shingle manufactures directions to the letter.Shingle Advertising, "What the large print giveth, the small print taketh away".Good Luck!

@Ron Todd - In my humble opinion, I would not touch it with a ten foot pole. 

I don't jump in on everything just to see my words in print, like many so-called "experts."

Now, you could elect to not expense depreciation however, you would be shooting yourself in the foot, as when you sell the IRS says you must account for all depreciation taken, or should have been taken.

Every linear foot and elbow comes into play with the sizing.

From there, there are a lot of companies that can help with the printing and mailing.

I myself did a lot of this foot work as I was getting into my farming area. 

The hardest part I am finding with our youth is getting a foot in the game and creating a reputation that banks and lenders can trust.

Each unit is 1 bed/1 bath approx 1000 sq foot and shotgun style units.

I got new carpet free (stepped on once) on craigslist and subfloor at the home depot 4 foot by 8 foot costs $20.