You will want to have: Realtor, Banker, General Contractor, Electrician, Handyman, Landscaper, Painter, Sheetrock, Carpenter, Roofer, Lawyer, Estate Planner, Bookkeeper ect.... 

Roofer, printer, lender, inspector etc.

Sent you a pm but... as other have said: no fires really; yes a lot of hail; always need to watch out for foundation issues; and know a good reputable Roofer, like ME!

You’ll want to look into each of these things further of course, have a roofer give an honest assessment of how urgent it is to replace the roof, same for the boiler, inspect the foundation to see if the negative grading is a real issue and try to use these things to negotiate if you can then decide if you still want to move forward if you can’t get the seller to come to the table.

We called a roofer and received a few quotes, and quickly discovered this was going to be a pricey project.

Our preferred roofer told me that moving the panels and putting them back up can cost anywhere from 5-7k.

I’ve nursed along warehouse roofs with regular patching and while roofers prefer to do the big job they’ll work with you if you explain your plans.

Does BP have any recommendation for Roofer.

My handyman and roofer both gave me bids the same day.

He's a roofer with the city of Philly and has a crew that works on most projects I believe, except major plumbing or electric where a permit is required.