Anybody have any tips or tricks to installing windows in a vertical plank house?

My thinking surrounding the definition of a vertical model for a TKP would be a provider that maintains most or all of their provided services under the same roof or umbrella (e.g. they ultimately answer to the head of the same organization).

What's a vertically integrated IE??

The next month they changed their buying criteria that tightened up the margins they were looking for but I still managed to find a few deals before starting to work for a vertically integrated fix-n-flip company out of California. 

So the crisis was averted.

The property consists of 3 residential units upstairs and our laundromat downstairs. A while ago we started to smell dirty water. Initially we thought there was a busted pipe for the washers and water was leaking out ...

I feel that had they advised me of the leak (the ceiling paint is obviously damaged), some of the costs could have been averted.  )  The roof bill is at least $2500.

one of my businesses is basement repair/waterproofing...it sounds like the cheapest solution (which will also work as opposed to cheap that costs more later) is an interior weeping system to relieve the hydrostatic pressure which created the problem and then a vertical I beam buttressing system.

There are sections of the basement wall that seem like a vertical bump at selected intervals.

And, if I'm a judge and you're ONLY going the route of trying to force someone to stop something, without taking action on your end to avert costs, I'd look less favorably on your actions.