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Jon Wright
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Tuscumbia, AL
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Windows and storm windows

Jon Wright
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Tuscumbia, AL
Posted

I have a tenant who is moving into a house that has storm windows screwed to the outside. When she previewed the house she asked me if the windows opened. The interior windows do open but there are storm windows on the outside. She now wants me to remove the storm windows and replace them with screens. This would cost me about $600 in my estimation for sliding storm windows. My long term plan for the house is to replace all the windows with new vinyl windows. 

It was really a miscommunication. So here are the options I gave her. I can replace all the windows in the house and go up $50 a month on rent or I can replace the one broken storm window with a window with a screen. 

Any advice on a different way to handle this? 

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