I've seen videos where people put an additional piece of plexiglass at the rear of the window opening, attach a plastic edge to the plexiglass and attach with "pivot screws" and it creates an additional air-space and is removable for cleaning. 

And anyone selling on notes in an inflationary environment without a short balloon attached is probably gonna regret it pre-tax, much less after tax.My response:Reporting notes at FMV is one of the strategies I've hidden under my #6: mitigation, not avoidance.

(I did not really like any of the decorative trim options that could have been included in the manufacturing process of the window.)My question is how would the old trim, or the new PVC trim be attached? 

The construction bid is attached with names blacked out. 

And I don't believe it has an inflation adjustment attached to the $1M threshold. 10 years from now the $1M will be worth a lot less, yet we're still taxed at ~40%.

If not, can do you have room to add a detached ADU (and maybe an attached as well)?

In a competitive seller's market, FHA loans are not always viewed as the best option for a seller to accept, mainly I think because the FHA appraisal is "stuck to / attached to" the subject property for 120 days.

Yes, you will need an LLC bank account (I suggest creating a Paypal account attach it to your LLC and then attach the Paypal account to a bank account that's also linked to LLC.

Attaching the summaries of transaction based on the number I gave here: 261K purchase price, 26k reno, 20% down and 10k deposit (it's not the actual numbers).

This is different from private property, which are things that are not permanently attached to the land, such as cars, boats, jewelry, furniture, and farm equipment.Understanding ownershipPeople often trade land, real estate, and real estate, but there are some subtle differences.Land refers to the surface of the earth up to the middle of the earth and the upper airspace, which includes trees, minerals, and water.Property is real property and any permanent additions, such as houses and other buildings.Property One of the two main classifications of real property.