@Nicholas Jestus at first blush those numbers-asking price and rent-look good; and I would look more.

I think the difference is how they attach to the rough opening, and maybe if they come with a flange/lip/trim to cover up the gap between the side of the house and the new window. 

The "tan" looking tub looks like its got more of a curve to it....the vinyl quarter round is pretty flexible and should still work.The very bottom of the tubs....is at a full 90 degree to the floor or is there a slight lip/flare to it?

I shot back a response rather quickly with my suggestions, however Ive personally found them to be more lip service than action... although I was pretty adamant 6-8 weeks ago that they were missing the boat by not having this feature.No idea on their plans, and they dont seem to share lots on their site either.

At first blush it appears that this guy has really been pretty resourceful in piecing together a diversified revenue stream for what amounts to a 5 acre parcel.

If their lips are moving , they are lying .

Keep the address tight lipped until you build a relationship.

At first blush, I’d relook your Property tax number.

If they were a private company the entire city council would be fired for their ineffectiveness but in IB it appears lip service/effort meets expectations.  

The most common has to do with supplying the buyer with the homeowner association documents by a certain date.There is a form that will officially acknowledge that a contingency has been performed and the buyer or seller is released from the responsibility to perform.Disclosure StatementsAlthough at first blush they may not seem like it, disclosures are your friend.By law you must disclose certain things about your home to the buyer.