Those are larger windows big enough for a fire fighter to enter with full gear including an air tank and for occupants to exit in case of fire or other major problem. 

I do not care how big small, ugly or cute you are.... being a big shot has nothing to do with anything.Think small little yoda, lifting that X fighter out of that swamp.

Go to REIA or other real estate meetups, speak to experienced realtors that are long-term investors themselves, try and find a police officer and or fire fighter that invests--they know the deal, speak to licensed contractors in the area you are interested in and find out how they feel about working there.Hope this helps. 

A few are still fighters and they're the ones calling me.

The Taliban?

This could have been lessened had the government put CAFE standards on light trucks etc.After we toppled the Taliban in Afghanistan (a necessary war IMO), we should have used my idea to "spread democracy" in the middle east: Tax the heck out of SUVs, but if you own one, give you a tax credit to CRUSH it and buy something more sensible.

The third is slated for fire fighter practice, but is structurally sound.

I may be frustrating and hard headed but I am a fighter and not in fear.

I don't think it is going to be a problem with this type of commercial tenant with two normal people living upstairs unless you know they are drag out fighters...

Then a fighter plane from Ridgecrest made such a low level high speed pass that I thought the pilot was going to crash - scared the heck out of me for a second.I really liked the fact that the land was bought and paid for in full.