I know I could use Windows paint, but that seems too clunky.

In addition, there was a hamster/rodent box in the garage (We have a no animal/pet clause), she had sealed up the vent opening under the side garage door that is there to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning from the gas water heater/gas heater/blower and the gas dryer that all reside in the garage and the last thing is she had put cardboard covering in the garage door windows and the side garage window to the block sun from coming in.I am told the gentleman that is staying in the garage is the boyfriend of one of the daughters that is a tenant. 

yes, I hear there are homes going off market and in general, since a very low offer price is going to lead to a lot of low ball offers, I suspect the asking prices are more in line with what sellers actually want.a couple other things I'm watching:-this is typically the time of year that a lot of houses are listed, and in many neighborhoods, you see listings staggered (so only a few at a time) - that's all out the window if we have a shelter in place through May - there will just be a lot of supply on the market at one time-a lot of homes (we hear) were being fixed up before they were listed.

We could then stay in the home until the HELOC is paid down and we are past the 2 year window. 

I am trying to decide if I should replace my windows on a rental unit in Washington Pigtown located in Baltimore Maryland.

I appreciated his help but it had also taken him a month to get the one bid in and I had to contact the painter to get them started after their bid and a glass company to expedite their window repair.

The damn window wont even roll up. 

When other agents show a property, they lock doors requested to leave unlocked, they leave windows open, they don't remove shoes when asked, leave lights on, etc.

I believe it was a bedroom in the past (has windows, a closet, and windows) and overlooks the downstairs room.

So, like a window air conditioner, but installed in the wall instead of a window?