@Luc BoironThat's flattering, but neither warranted or earned ... no matter how you measure it.Funny thing is I would probably put your father and big brother on my shortlist of those who are "best" at sharing what they do: I've gotten my money's worth out of their highly priced textbook.A list of the most successful would have to include the late David Azrieli, Bob Gaglardi and the Bronfman brothers.My list of "flashiest" - both in their successes and failures - would include the Reichmann brothers (O&Y and Canary Warf ring any bells?).  

I would think some fine tuning of the content is warranted... not trying to be a wet blanket here but just wow.

Does the area warrant raising the rents once you make the place nicer?

@Courtney Cleveland You have a non-warrantable condo. 

Some leaks warrant claiming against insurance but most will not.  

If not, you might will want to determine whether the current method of operation warrants some form has legitimacy. 

We teach tenants about which situations warrant calling 911, which situations we want them to call us immediately about and which situations can wait until our property maintenance day (Monday).

Where a very quick sale is required and/or a sale without a fully warranted title needs to take place.Anything promulgated by the National Association of Realtors, or any of their affiliates will have a bias attached.  

As an architect, I don't see anything that wrong with what you've already go that warrants changing the window sizes, unless we're not seeing something odd going on from the inside with the current placement.

Out criteria is to only buy places we would live in if the situation warranted.