If you can source the right sized sashes, then you could easily do it.

But that is the very reason that I try to, best I can, keep a detached demeanor with them because I never want a tenant to think that our primary relationship is anything more than landlord-tenant (or lessor-lessee, from the other thread, or my favorite "God of Thunder, Overseer-serf" ;)  ) in case it goes somewhere that requires unpleasantness.

It's wild, I'll favorite 4-5 new listings at night and the following morning they're already pending.

Moisture is not good but if there’s no damage/corrosion of the live equipment then it’s not necessary yet and your better off dealing with the source of the moisture.

And, I would find another source to do business with in the future.Congrats on your acquisition...

Currently I was just crowd sourcing to see if there were any mortgage brokers in the Denver area that people actually liked?  

We are looking for some good advice on how to structure ourselves as we move towards our next steps in our portfolio, and transition our real estate investing from a side hustle to our main source of income.

@Blaise Doremus Favorite reference for in-depth information on the markets of the future is done by Urban Land Institute & pwc called Emerging Trends in Real Estate 

Let me give you a couple of potential sources that may help.

However, we believe he is alleging that we bought the property "as is" and therefore, that we assume all costs to fix the property despite the source of the damage stemming from his unit.