I came up with an issue I had before but want to handle it differently this time and need BPers advice on options.In the city, if you place a fence over 5 feet tall you need to get a permit. 

In Glassboro at least, its incredibly ****** market to rent to families, alot like chewing on glass, it may be different for other college towns of course, but Ive had to evict 1 family, and the other, they had a drug operation (found out from neighbors) and a family of 5 plus the family of 3 I rented to living out of the house.

They are sensors that automatically turn off the air if a sliding glass door is left open

Whole hall way already smells with mold, cracked glass blocks etc...estimated repairs between 10k-20k.

I've even looked up properties on my local tax assessor's website to find homes with different mailing addresses to get a feel for (what I believe) I would be doing on the daily to find deals.Today, I was driving around my area and found a house that looked vacant and abandoned; tall grass, bordered up windows..

I just got a fine in Indianapolis for the grass being too tall in the property.

He has several code violations including one in both of the garden units has a glass block windows instead of a regular windows.

The super told me he doesn't want anyone like that in his work environment, they climb up and down 250 foot tall steel structures in a petrochemical refinery.

You can use a jalousie style window to use the entire opening for ventilation, a cheaper slider for half the area, or glass block as you have now. 

Your buyer may love yellowThe house next to my parents has approx 50 hard wood trees.  30 to 50’ tall in the front yard.