They typically just screw into the studs on either side unless you have new construction windows which can be cut out. 

Just now I found another home I really like as well, and I called the first agent I worked with to make that $115 offer ( she works alongside that "manager" guy, so maybe this will get his attention and he will cut the BS.), so I told her I found another house I like and I would like her to make an offer for me, (since she was pretty quick to get me an offer contract last night).

I just pasted the screenshot, but the website usually cuts off the majority of the pictures I copy and paste.

Hopefully you can cut HIM out of the deal. 

He cut out about a square foot of drywall on the ceiling to diagnose the problem.

They had great rates and cut out a lot of the middle man by working directly with our agent.Definitly check out the blogs, podcast and forums.

Had to deal with mice in basement as well. 1,000 total.3. used steel wool on new white stove. omg. have pics.4. kids wrote all over walls.

Just to run an idea by you all; I found a 5 acre plot of land that have 5 individual 1 acre lots that can be piped up for city water and sewer, my plan was to buy the land, clear cut it, and the move mobile homes on the property as I am financially able.

From my limited 30+ years of experience the kitchen(s) & bathroom(s) SELL, so I rarely cut costs there.This is the '70s kitchen upgrade I did & it went b4 the work was completed.

However in this scenarios, it's pretty clear cut: HOA now owns a property that is loosing equity monthly due to property taxes and and secured mortgage.