Here are some things that can become issues from an insurance perspective:When looking at the properties here are some things to look out for from an Insurance prospective:1.Any in-ground tanks (active or inactive)2.Any Knob & Tube or Aluminum Wiring3.If built before 1978, does the building have Lead Safe certifications4.Any wood stoves or secondary heating units.

Knob & Tube/ Aluminum wiring5.

You want something with some kind of siding: metal, aluminum, vinyl, or brick.

@Robbie WynessGenerally, when a window company replaces your old windows and puts in new ones, they wrap the exterior wooden frame of the window using a siding bender and vinyl-covered aluminum trim coil.

Ratiu said only half of them, 49 percent, are from the immediate area.The rest are from other locales in Ohio (22 percent) and out of state entirely (28 percent).Beyond the usual southeastern Michigan suspects like Detroit and Monroe, Mr.

Feel free to respond here or DM directly, i would be happy to share current market rent rates along with sharing our experience in different pockets throughout Southeastern Wisconsin

@Joshua DorkinIt may be time for a "down east" (meaning south eastern NC) or maybe "SE NC" or "coastal NC" subgroup for NC.

If we replace the siding on it and repaint the shutters and front porch we could get that but with aluminum siding it is not likely.

Adding black steel/aluminum fencing to provide a sense of privacy6.

NEVER buy a product with less than a 12 mil wearlayer for residential(22mil is commercial) but IN ADDITION it MUST have a FINISH for scratch resistance of aluminum oxide or ceramic bead.