Really like the windows!

If you are planning to reside the exterior, I would dispose of the EPS and use 1.5 - 2" faced, polyiso (R10 - R12) on the exterior (with taped seams), then build-out your window boxes (if installing new windows, build/install bucks before you insulate and install your windows after insulating.   

Generally ( do your own due diligence) as long as there is a safe egress path out of the unit i.e. a swing door not the roll up garage door, and there is an egress window out of every bedroom you should be able to make it legal.

Asbestos positive materials I've run in to -* Caulk around windows and doors* HVAC duct work tape* HVAC exhaust pipes* Resilient flooring glue* Resilient flooring* Mortar in fireplaces* Lining on underside of sinks* Plaster* Drywall* Drywall mud* Siding* InsulationGoogle "Asbestos in construction materials" and the results are staggering.

Maybe these idiots should look out the window once in a while!

Might be it would be "BEST" to tear off ALL old siding and start fresh,,,this keeps windows easier to seal properly.

OK - I do not understand.I click "follow" then a window pops up saying so you want to follow and add as a colleague....Is there an option for colleague and not to follow?

I had jacked up the insulation to about 24" (90% plus of HEAT GAIN is through the roof), I had SOLAR SCREENS on all south and west facing windows, all of my windows and doors were well caulked to prevent air leaks, all of my units had electronic/automatic set-back thermostats, whenever I replaced a roof I went with a ridge vent to improve air flow through the attic.

What about rear window decals?

Anybody had similar experience with this situation:House was involved in a drive by shooting about a month ago, bout 25 bullets shot at house, bout 8 went through door, several through window and several through siding.