Where the floor is cut to accommodate a stairway, the removed structure must be supported by a header and in a basement that header is usually supported by a post near the bottom of the stairway.

Also: those cheap, thin polystyrene shower walls make really good liners for the bottom of vanities and kitchen sink cabinets.

Bottom line- In any location, there's always a degree of financial risk to consider, but Winston-Salem stands out as an affordable and welcoming city for investors, making it an ideal starting point for those venturing into out-of-state investments.

I think the bottom line is there is a lot more commitment that goes into property management than most people think, but if you have the time and energy to commit, go for it.

Bottom line - I am driven, organized, capitalized, and ready to build mutually beneficial, long-term relationships.

The bottom line is, be responsible and don't over leverage yourself and you'll probably be alright.

And, you may have some "other income" and "other expense" transactions to consider as well (bottom of profit & loss). 

But this is Potato, "Potato" talk.Could happen or like in your case, one can build a large and successful portfolio and do really well.Hat's off to you and well done mateA great way to think about real estate and business in general is protecting the bottom line first and foremost and looking at things from a worst case scenario standpoint.All good things take time.Appreciate you mate and I've heard great things about you.To your success

There are several turnkey providers in town who can handle the process for you from top to bottom but you will give up some of the equity for the ease/reduced risk of the transaction.

And regarding the screens if you look above the window openings on the outside you may find either hooks or something that will accept a hook for the screen as to hang onto.They fit into the openings and are typically secured at the bottom with a hook and eye on the inside window sill.