@Stephen KunenI'll need to see the specs but fire-rated windows are typically either steel or aluminum.

She's super creative and has some good programs for investors that are looking to start investing.Also, you should join our Facebook group which is Southeastern Wisconsin Real Estate Investor Group.

This seems very expensive for some aluminum and plexiglass.Image is attached for what I am imagining; simple, basic, affordable.Thanks for your thoughts and feedback.Joe

I could make anything look good in photos, yet there could be mold/rot/termites/broken pipes/aluminum wire/broken this/damaged that... all things that a photo won’t show, but very well may need to be addressed and may cost $$$.Seller may say roof doesn’t leak, and photos look ok.

BrentHere is some info taken from a post I made that may be helpful:"Here are some things to look for from an Insurance prospective:1.Any in-ground tanks (active or inactive)2.Any Knob & Tube or Aluminum Wiring3.If built before 1978, does the building have Lead Safe certifications4.Any wood stoves or secondary heating units.

I'm a commercial real estate agent and real estate investor. I'm always looking for new projects and to meet like minded people. Anyone looking to expand their network in this area ? - Mike 

Hello, My name is David I'm new to wholesaling and am looking to get started in Southeastern PA.

I am currently a VP at a manufacturing company that casts parts out of aluminum for some of the biggest automotive, trucking, aerospace, and defense companies in the world.

That's typically the highest cost item in bringing a property into compliance.  2) Vinyl siding and aluminum wrapping on ext windows. 

Hello all,  Looking to find a new accountant in southeastern Massachusetts.