While in the middle of bare floors throughout the house, an airless spray gun in the middle of the living room, there was a For Sale sign in the living room window.

Replacing the windows with thermally-efficient glazing would be another area to consider.

Stupid tenants would not open the bathroom window to ventilate moisture, and would even keep the door closed after showers.

My rehab was not a total gut, but pretty much everything you see (except drywall, mechanicals, tubs and windows) is new.

I have seen one person remove the restriction by hiring a surveyor to determine the property is xx amount of vertical feet above the river.

And there are over 10,400 properties on the market as of today.I think the window of opportunity will be open for year to come, and you are near the trough of the market cycle there.Originally posted by Will F.

I've only been doing this a few years, like maybe 5, but the topic about carpet cleaning reminded me about the value of professional window cleaners.There are several good companies in town.

Would it be a wise investment to buy new windows for the property?

One of the things we've talked about a lot recently with the members of the REIA around here is, if you limit yourself to one vertical and too narrow of a niche, you are going to miss out on being able to deploy capital and increase your assets.

I have the windows in my apt open (gets kind of cold), but that does not seem to do much to control the smell that radiates upwards.