No rosy glasses just answers.  

Emerald Glass and Rex Glass should be your go to for glass doors.Windows R Us for any windows!

Originally posted by @William Glass:@Robert Ashline I've worked with Deneise Fondren in the past.

@Mike Rudnev working full time and buy and selling real estate "on the side" is a tall order but can be done.After buying 5 properties in the greater Seattle area while working full time, I decided to get my license so I could help fellow investors grow their own portfolio.

Glass half full vs glass half empty. 

When I was leaping tall buildings in a single bound, I took equity rather than pay with partners, in fact we all did.

It would be different from the standard below.This is what I found:Four things a room MUST have to be considered a bedroom: Entrance: A bedroom needs at least two methods of egress, so it should be accessible from the house (commonly through a door), and then have one other exit (window or door).Ceiling Height: A bedroom ceiling needs to be at least 7 ft tall.

When you go in to a bank and you have 4 or 5 houses and a year or two under your belt, they don't tend to view you with rose colored glassed.

Another rental has all new windows, new sliding glass doors and a new skylight.  16 rentals have new paint this year. 

They failed me once because the tenant ran cable through a room without securing it against the wall and put a shelf in front of a downstairs window, apparently an access violation even though there is a sliding glass door right next to it, then said they will withhold my rent if tenant doesn't fix it.