Rental House Work #4: Front Wall Surprise and Repair

The next saga of the rental house documents the front wall repair that was not planned or expected. I had contracted a carpenter to replace several rotted fascia and soffit boards during the replacement of the roof and also asked him to replace one piece of rotted 2×4 that I found on the front porch overhang. Just before our arrival in Oregon, I got the call from the carpenter reporting that there was much more extensive damage and rot then he was tasked with and recommended that I look at the problem before he continued.
Here is a before shot of the area in question:

There is a ledger board for the overhang bolted to the house right next to the small half moon window just above the 3 main windows. That ledger board had no flashing or any type of prevention for water intrusion. We had no knowledge of how long it had been on the house before we bought it about 5 yrs ago. After removing the overhang, here is what we found:

You could see and feel where the window trim was soft and rotted :o(
So we had the siding removed and found this:

The plywood was added to cover the holes where the windows were:

Another unexexpected off shoot from this damage was that now we needed to replace the front porch and steps.

The contractor is finished with the framing and new siding, but still has to finish the drywall mudding, texture coat, painting, window sill installation and hanging the blinds and drapes. We couldn’t stay any longer, so he is finishing the work by himself and will send pics of the finished product. Here is one last pic of the mostly completed framing:

I will add the pictures of the completed work once we get them.

Update:
Here is a picture of the completed front wall repair from the outside, still waiting on the pictures of the inside: