I have a situation in one of my rentals, where a sliding glass door was clearly broken by the tenant ( glass shattered from the outside in, police report specifically states it was not a wind driven event) and the tenant had taken a small branch from the yard and placed it perfectly on her bed and is claiming that a small branch shattered a double pane sliding glass door.

It will be interesting to see how this all panes out!

In this situation: -the sunroom is 3 walls double paned windows-walls are matching vinyl siding to exterior of house-flooring is the same tile in the bathroom and kitchen-a laundry closet is included in one corner-cooled by a window unit. heating unnecessary in southern GAThanks!

But the 710 Freeway is a congested and creaky relic straining to keep up with modern expectations.

Exactly what needs the AFCI breaker at the panel? is

@Luke Grogan My best guess is the municipality where the building is located requires so much % of the building be masonry vs a standard metal panel. I

So you are going to take time and money getting a camera installed due to a small basement pane of broken glass (one time)?

The email goes as far as to say that by negotiating with them, it creates a strain on their relationship (with the vendor) and may bring about concerns on the vendor's end that if other clients will also engage in negotiations.For context, though I'm only speculating that it may have been this latest interaction that prompted the email - I received an estimate, decided to call the contractor, which I've done many times in the past with other estimates.

@Jaron Walling I am planning on my first property being a house hack so in the short term it helps alleviate the problem of financial strain from paying for housing.

So if I purchase, I need to convert the two double-pane sliding doors to windows (either all glass or some wall/some window.