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Updated almost 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

furnace efficiency
Hi All,
I have to buy a new furnace for one of my rentals. What efficiency is everyone buying? 80%? 95%? 96%?
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Time wise there is not a significant pay back on efficiency. If tenants are paying utilities their is no direct pay back for the landlord. It is simply part of your maintenance costs. I would install the furnace that I could get the best deal on based on anticipated longevity not efficiency. I would shop for the deal. Bottom line being my out of pocket expense not the efficiency of the furnace.