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Updated over 5 years ago, 07/01/2019

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Tyler Holzer
  • Property Manager
  • Philadelphia and Drexel Hill, PA
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Do you cap windows on your rentals?

Tyler Holzer
  • Property Manager
  • Philadelphia and Drexel Hill, PA
Posted

Hey all! I have a real straight forward question. I am buying my first rental property in South Jersey, in pretty nice working class suburbs. I’m rehabbing the property, and not sure if capping/sealing the windows is worth the extra expense on a rental. Some contractors strongly advocate for it, others say I can do without it  

Any thoughts? Do you cap windows on your rental properties? Why or why not?

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