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Robert D.
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roof or no roof ?

Robert D.
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  • Bartlett, IL
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Looks like the part of the roof is either missing or there are 2 different kinds of roofing material used ? The house is 1920 frame. There is definitely some water damage inside ..floors are a little buckled ..dropped down ceiling tiles came off ..anybody ever seen something like that ? would not you need some kind of flashing when 2 roofing “types” meet ?

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Will Barnard
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Hopefully you allowed for the cost to replace the roof. If not, it will come out of your profits. Fix the roof, you will lose more by not fixing it. (Loss of buyers, time, additional future damage).

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