Building sits on a corner and all basement windows are above ground.

I understand a duplex may have an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU).The objective is to get a permit to change the windows, put up siding, and add a fence.  

Refinancing seems like throwing that goal out the window.2.

How are the foundation walls, basement/crawlspace framing, HVAC/heating & cooling, roof, windows, elec.?

And there we got a heavy snow load, which slides right off on one of these. 

I put a GIS picture here: (The house is not displayed in this map, but it is already there and I just a notepad window to demonstrate where it is.)Thanks you all. 

A place on Cape Cod only has about a 13 week window.

Get a call that the lower empty unit had been crowbarred open and A/C (window units) and appliances stolen... but they left the Hotwater heater and only damaged the door.

For example, if your contractor quotes $7K for windows but the price jumps to $10K when it’s time to order, you’d have to cover that extra $3K.A contingency budget allows for situations like this.

We had a wrap-around deck with ski-slope views, with the same views to be had from most of the windows throughout the house.