All the wiring, plumbing, windows, roof, siding & all the drywall was completely redone.

Otherwise just send a BCC email to all of them with the window of when you will do the work.

He eliminated a window and the city is asking for architect plans for it, for which the current contractor is supposedly doing for months now and architects are in demand here in the Seattle area and it takes months for them to come out.

These do not need to be the same 24 month periods, but they both must occur within the same 60 month window.

Repairs for each unit is approximately $20k per unit including new roofs, windows, and gutters.

Internal windows and sliding doors are all in however, pretty much all of them have been smashed through.

The problem is the city requires an itemized list of repairs with estimates of repair for each violation. 90% of the violations are things like peeling paint, windows and doors not working etc.

We took the home down to the studs and have redone the roof, added a bathroom and are now in the phase of putting everything "back together" Drywall, siding, new windows, etc.

The opportunity to buy a house is only available during a rigid window of time.

The easiest way that jumps to mind is if you have a basement, you might be able to put in an egress window for a couple thousand bucks.