For future reference, try using Door Depot or Magnolia Windows and Doors; both are great Chicago vendors that we have used in the past.

For example, do you need a permit to swap out windows (lead renovation EPA requirements for the age of home or do you need tempered or fall protection) all the way to a city that has $3,000 permit fees. 

I'd recommend to first look at where you'd like to invest it to see if it's feasible or if you need to adjust your buying criteria.If you're not in the market for something new then I'd look into adding an ADU on the lot and upgrading the windows on the main unit to triple pane glass so that the noise doesn't bother your future tenants.

Give them your instructions and then allow them the room to breath and figure themselves out.Third, the 45-day window is expiring soon.

You can see the points of entry, window angles and camera locations. see the news link on this topic recently:https://abc7.com/post/blurring-homes-google-maps-thieves-sea...

Regular inspections for any signs of wear, cracks, or water damage are advisable to maintain the facade's integrity.Parking and Access: The covered parking area is a significant advantage for tenants, but ensures the area is well-lit and secure to prevent any potential safety issues.Interior Features:Layout: The open floor plan with large windows ensures ample natural light, which is appealing to tenants.

Nice house, I like the window over the bathroom mirror.

After 3-5 years on average you have to expect a few things to do and we also take the opportunity to do some upgrades.The range is wide: we just had a tenant move out after 10 years and they left the home in great condition, but had to replace 2 vinyl windows that had broken thermo seals, replace the kitchen vinly floor with LVP and upgrade some of the light fixtures.

Like windows open, lights on, door left open, that sort of thing.

Did you consider hiring the remodel out since you had a tight window during the student's winter break?