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Darrell Lee
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  • Springfield, Vt
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Teach Me About New England Fireplaces

Darrell Lee
  • Investor
  • Springfield, Vt
Posted

I'm a life long SoCal investor buying property in Vermont. In Cali, fireplaces are a huge plus, in the NorEast they are rarely mentioned. From reading the forums I guess 100 yr old homes the fireplaces are a negative?

I get they may be a negative from a landlord's POV but what about home buyers?

Are they usually so much a heat loss during harsh winters that owners block them up or what?

Please help me understand... TIA

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