Definitely replace them with dual pane vinyl windows in your rental.

Manufactured Homeowners Feel the Financial Strain", as a part of their "Chasing the Dream" series.

If you come out ahead, and it saves you the mental / emotional strain there’s nothing wrong with pivoting to an area less at risk of flooding. 

Be prepared for long permit times, the area is growing and that puts strains on all areas of county offices.

The note investor I worked for was apart of the panel.  I

I'm at the beginning of a 2 year lease with my tenant and don't want to strain the relationship but also can't afford/don't want to spend that much on an item like A/C.I didn't explicitly state in the ad or the lease that there would be A/C but when the tenant asked me about it during the showing, I said there is A/C but doesn't work well or something to that effect(maybe I said I never really use it, I honestly don't remember).So is it my responsibility to fix the A/C.

All 66 windows were replaced in 2013 with double pane energy efficient windows, three kitchens are brand new and 3 are satisfactory (a little dated but generally seem ok), the furnace boiler was recently rebuilt, the roof is 3 years old and the hot water tank is 5 years old.It would appear to cash flow well using the 50% rule (i.e. if it CFs $4800 per month * .9 for vacancies = $4,320 / 2 = $2,160 <-- expenses estimate).

Be sure to tour the entire houseFoggy or Nonfunctioning WindowsCheck for water in between double-paned windows and make sure all the windows are functional.What to look for in windowsStructural Walls or Floors Have Been RemovedSure you love the open floor plan, but was the house always open or did the homeowners renovate?

I could handle a couple of months (their deposit + personal savings), but any longer and it would be a real strain.

Not to mention the serious strain it puts on your savings rate.