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Updated over 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Keep or change Windows?
We've been going back and forth on this one. This cottage when done will sell in the $135-$145,000 range. This will be a good price for a house this size in this area. So not a high dollar flip. It was built in 1940, and changing out old ugly aluminum windows is a no-brainer, of which there are a couple. But the whole living area has about five large fixed glass original windows. They look nice, but are the original single pane window. We live in a fairly temperate climate on the Oregon coast. Rarely gets below freezing, and rarely gets overly warm. But there is a good deal of wind. What are thoughts on windows and how important or maybe not to have the most energy efficient? I'm feeling like this flip probably doesn't warrant it.
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Look at the comps. If the comps in your price range have new Windows, change them. If not, leave them.