Windows aren't as energy efficient t and expensive to match.

I am excited to get into real estate with more energy and really grow a business. 

In my area, anything under $1,000 a month is pretty safe while houses over $1,200 can be volatile when the energy industry takes a hit like it did in 2016.

The owner inherited it, and just ran out of energy trying to fix it up himself.

Although, not the most energy efficient window, it does give a great look to older home!

I don't have the time or energy to knock on doors every month to attempt to collect rent, or worry about crime.

@HAILEY ERSKINE Why not pursue purchase money mortgages...no banks, no credit checks...your energy and cash outlay needs to be focused on marketing, not looking at MLS deals through an agent...or buying retail property...

In my experience I didn’t notice windows lowering the  energy costs much, certainly not to the point that they were a good investment by energy standards related to heat bills .

Why waste your time or energy on this- sounds like a stinker all around.

Since getting a W2 job two months ago, I've focused my spare time (and mental energy) on managing and investing my fixed income.