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Updated about 6 years ago,

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Tenant Heat Preferences

Chris Babcock
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Have a general question poll for the community: Have you ever had a potential tenant lose interest in your property because of the heat fuel source?

I.E. I have a duplex that has an oil boiler on one side, it's a PITA to maintain and just one more thing that can go wrong. I'm considering replacing the hydronic system with electric baseboards throughout the unit to match the other side. Has anyone ever had a potential tenant lose interest in a unit specifically because it was electric heat vs oil/propane/NG? Especially in the case where the tenant is responsible for the heat bill.

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