Don’t stress yourself out, as it only leads to more problems with the transaction as well as other areas of your life.Take some additional time and really think is this something you want to walk away from due to economical reasons, or is it because you are emotionally tied to this.

But let's be honest, any study of economics will state that taxation/unemployment/economic growth have a much stronger correlation and causation than ice cream and swimming, both popular summer time activities, but totally uncorrelated.

To me, my rental is not so much an economic case study as it is an appreciation too and, god willing, one day a cash flow generator as well.

Just because it spends more that it takes in does NOT mean that we exclude those excess purchases from the GDP calculation.Some economic theories suggest that accumulated debt can have a feedback effect on consumers and businesses who anticipate higher future taxes and curb their current purchases.Further discussion of this topic is way too involved for a bulletin board.

Windows and the whole "energy efficiency" movement have become a big deal.

Focus your time and energy on learning one strategy, implement it, master it and systemize it.

Its a economic decision.

For those that have not read it, one term is Economic Outpatient Care (EOC).

Stick with the old energy and water wasters and save the call and the down time.

Also renters are picky nowadays because they have many alternate choices in this market and will look for energy efficient stuff like newer windows in the home to help their monthly bill.