> First off - if you're renting - you're not putting holes in the walls that go to the exterior and there certainly aren't any already existing. I've never seen

> First off - if you're renting - you're not putting holes in the walls that go to the exterior and there certainly aren't any already existing. I've never seen or heard of that in the USA - particularly for apartments. This is allowed in my apartment. My closest neighbor cut a hole in the door leading outside and affixed an air conditioner to it, then made a setup of plastic bagging to make it lead all the way to their bedroom across the living space. In fact multiple other renters on the first floor did exactly the same thing. It's a relatively expensive place in Washington at around $2,200/mo market price. Or maybe I'm misunderstanding and the hole in the door existed before. I'll have to ask the next time I see them.