The property I'm looking at is in one of the premier South Eastern cities (Call it Charleston, Savannah, etc.) and situated right on the fringe of two large-scale development projects that will transform the area (including 300 new residential apts).

So the total space to be covered will be about 288 SF.Since I want to keep costs down, and also need a roof with a very low pitch, I am planning to go with an aluminum awning.

Found out A/C compressor is broken and house will need a larger electrical box and connectors for aluminum wiring.

Some twice to get them to fit these old and odd aluminum windows.

Since the hood has made this a meeting place, you could probably get an armed guard at night while you get it secured, a night watchman type.Those windows, are they aluminum sliders?

I think Southeastern Massachusetts has a lot of opportunities and is not as tough for market entry.

Assuming the average cost of a blind is $45 (tax-included) with the house having 10 windows, the cost will be $450.My uncle, who has experience doing all of this, suggests aluminum blinds.

Last post today, I'll give you a short story.Long time ago, I was a younger new insurance agent, had an agency in a small town with Met Life, they just opened property and casualty insurance in the Southeastern part of the country.

Account Closed 's statement by saying 95% of insurance carriers out there will not write a policy for a building that has knob & tube or aluminum wiring. 

Push on aluminum siding or trim to "feel" what's underneath, if it gives, it's usually a sign of rot.