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Steve S.
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Do you provide a carbon monoxide detector for your tenants?

Steve S.
  • Dallas, TX
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If you have gas in your unit?  Or do you expect them to?  

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Samantha Klein
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I buy 2 in 1 Smoke/CO detectors from Menards and I use 1 per floor plus 1 outside each bedroom. At $25 a piece they are very cheap insurance plus you should care if your tenants could possibly die without one. In WI they are required by law in a rental and you have to include a smoke/CO agreement in your lease.

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