Loosely read, or common-sense read, replacing windows in no way alters the "structure" so why permit?

Tons of companies sell them and they are reasonable priced for you vs loosing multiple potential sales. 

Reason I'm asking is I am relatively new to REI and want to make sure I am not overstepping my bounds or being unreasonable by expecting the neighbor to assume the cost of repairs

I’ve now filed paperwork with my bank that Cozy is only allowed to deposit, not withdraw, however this whole situation has caused me to loose trust in Cozy as a whole.

I Sold them, made some great appreciation , now as people return to normal vacation travel occupancy and rates are bound to go back to normal,  people that bought them at double the price are going to have a hard time. 

There will be plenty of sponsors and investors who loose everything and maybe more than they invested. 

I could get a Brentwood CA property and have a cash-cow OR loose shirt off back, all depending on how I acquired it. 

He told me the nails holding it was loose, so he went throughout the house, re-nailed all the gutters.

Lots of schedule Es I can not read or understand.I obviously know my rent "income" and my costs (especially since I make NO positive cash flow money on it and mostly loose money (last year I lost "only" -$1175) so i want to know what i made in appreciation versus how much I lost per year for the past 20 years. 

As such, I would suggest being very conservative with your cash as loosing principle will be quite impactful.I understand your desire to earn the highest return possible, but keep in mind that you often need to take on higher risk to get a greater return.