Adding windows to fifth wheel - new Denali

We recently settled on a 2017 Denali 280LBS bunkhouse and have begun modifications to add the features we would like to have. One of those is a window in the master bedroom to create cross-breeze for dry-camping, as well as a window in the bathroom and bunk room. I was surprised at how few manufacturers include a window in the bedroom with a wardrobe slide, yet with most designs there is space for a window. I'd like to add a window in front of the wardrobe slide, although due to stud locations the window would be very close to the front cap. Am I crazy to try to do this?

As you can see from the photo, I've marked out the approximate rough opening of the window at the inside of the tape (12" x 22"). The window can go no further back due to a stud lined up with the top of the front cap. At the upper right corner of the window there will be just 3 inches from the opening to the front cap trim. I believe the front cap overlaps the sidewall fiberglass, so there should be more than 3 inches of fiberglass intact (I hope). The aluminum frame at the corner of the front cap should be providing the structural rigidity for this area, and there is a stud like I mentioned lined up with the top of the cap (at the raingutter, as well as the edge of the slide.

Any issues with cutting a hole at this location that I may not be thinking about?