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Sally O.
  • Investor
  • Duluth, MN
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Install gas line and new gas stove???

Sally O.
  • Investor
  • Duluth, MN
Posted

Hi all,

We just renovated a home in a nice neighborhood.  We got a renter for $1,300 a month.  She asked about a gas stove.  We just got a gas line and a new furnace.  Should we put in a gas line for her and buy a gas stove?  We have an electric one there( brand new ) but I could put the new stove into another rental we own.  We had 3 people ask about a gas stove while showing the house.  I'm thinking it may pay off in the long run and attract the kind of renters we want.  It would cost $300-400 dollars to put the gas line in plus the new gas stove.   

Thanks for your input. 

Sally

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