He’d spent a pretty penny on the rehab including gutting the kitchen & starting over, replacing the roof, adding a garage, installing new windows, new carpets, new cabinets, new fixtures.. in short, the works... and the house turned into a beauty.

It shows he went in preforclosures last year but he just recently put a new roof so he is definitely not foreclosing?!

Your roofing budget seems a little high.

Same with bathrooms and living spaces.Let's also discuss major repair items, such as utility costs including separating utilities on a multifamily, new roofs, window, etc.I'm not a handy guy so I'll be relying on contractors to do the work.

It is dangerous & hazardousRear roof overhang has rotted and loose woodReplace defective meter socketInstall emergency lightingInstall covers on junction boxes and outletsExterminate insects and rodentsReplace front stairwell skylightBuilding rear 2 story wood porch 6x6 columns are erected on concrete blocks. 6x6 columns are double cut for rim joists.

Forty of the roof airs were considered damaged and would be replaced. mgmt people convinced Lloyds of London that the interior exchanger was not compatible and insurance replaced both.

NYC should actually have some good roof top rental rates if I remember correctly.

It seems to me that in an instance like painting or roofing, where the homeowner is specifically prohibited from choosing their own contractor or doing the the work themselves, that the HOA takes on the responsibility of the outcome of its chosen vendor's actions.

You can't tell it was ever there, in the house or on the roof.

That doesn't include the $6-8K she'll need in 5 years when her roof goes.