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Replacing Floor To Ceiling Windows

Xavier Brinkman
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Hey guys, I've just bought my first condo, it has floor to ceiling windows in both bedrooms, as well as the living room that also has a sliding door out to the balcony. The current windows are super old and need to be replaced, I just don't know where to start. Anyone know an affordable way to go about this? Best place to get them from? Thanks!

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Jim K.#3 Investor Mindset Contributor
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@Xavier Brinkman

Call up Home Depot. The best deal you're going to get on replacement windows of that size will come from them. The HOA is probably going to have a whole load of BS regulations that you'll have to either accept or get around. I know a guy in my area whose HOA insisted that the frames had to be a certain color. He bought them white vinyl, had them installed, sanded down the frames, slapped on a coat of bonding primer, then exterior colormatched paint. HOA never knew nuttin'. You can do the same with patio doors.

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