I think you can do it with the free software on www.homestyler.com (sorry you have to type it in, didn't reply on the advanced reply so that I could insert clickable link) Good luck.Glenn Espinosa Smart move.

My only thought is to get some high-heat paint and just paint it black to match the rest of the fireplace.I'm sure you rehabbers come across these types of inserts all the time.

I feel now is the time to insert my two cents.Keeping your first home sounds like a sensible option.

(I recently inserted a tenant and sold out to a national buyer though so I stopped marketing for TB's)Michael Carbonare I see what you mean.

In my area an Energy-Star window will run you $200 - $400 per window {casements are more efficient and give larger egress openings} and another $100 - $300 to install [pending if the new windows are brick-mould (full replacement) or inserts].There is also a very good chance that building has little to no insulation in the walls ... you will want to make plans to address this (either internally as you renovate or externally when you reclad the building) and factor it into your price.

I saw an ad for something called gutter brush, that inserts into your gutter and is allegedly alot cheaper than the gutter helmet products.

Insert enough of the top halves so that the whole assembly is 3' tall.  

Hmm you post an inserting question.  

No matter how clear it is on paper someone will interpret differently which ultimately leads to a 2 against 1 situation and someone ends up disappointed/ frustrated / insert other negative adjective here.

@Moncy Samuel i normally inform my tenants at the 90 day mark prior to lease expiration that due to rising costs in the economy and housing costs in the area we will be raising rent to "insert number here."