Roofs are considered one of the biggest-ticket items for real estate properties. They are extremely expensive, intrusive, and time-consuming to replace, structural issues that are not caught and mitigated can be difficult to fix later, and, most importantly, roofing damage can have a secondary impact on the rest of the structure and building envelope. This can be avoided through regular roof maintenance, which can identify warning signs and avoid those emergency (and costly!) roof leak phone calls. Investing small amounts in proactive maintenance is a small fraction of constant fixes or outright replacement.
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September 18, 2023
By gathering key property data and providing proper documentation to insurers, CRE owners may be able to secure reduced premiums and/or coverage for properties in high-risk areas. Published in Summit, […]
September 14, 2023
Managing a multifamily property entails a continuous commitment to its upkeep and enhancement. In the realm of FHA-insured multifamily properties, a pivotal milestone is the 10-year mark, when an updated […]
August 04, 2023
Published on Globe St. & Authored by Jenny Redlin, REPA on July 28, 2023 Recently passed legislation in California could alleviate some of the challenges in converting retail and office properties into […]
