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Charlene S.
  • South Carolina
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Would you replace the jalousie windows in this situation?

Charlene S.
  • South Carolina
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Hi,

I am in the middle of my first flip. It is a 1800sf ranch built in the 60s.

I purchased it for $45,000 and the expected resale is $125000-130,000. My budget is $20,000 for repairs not including the windows.

It has jalousie windows (the aluminum frame with a crank) They are all in great shape but I am wondering if I should replace them because of energy efficiency?

One part of me says the retro windows will appeal to many buyers and maybe I should leave them alone.

The replacement cost including installation is $5000. What are your thoughts?

TIA!

Charlene

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