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Updated almost 13 years ago on . Most recent reply

Fireplace and rentals!...... a bad mix?????
I bought a house at a really good price that has a fireplace in it. The fireplace has glass doors in front of it and there isn't any carpet close to it. I was wondering if there is anything special I should do. The last thing I want is for something bad to happen.
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No way in my low income rentals, maybe in the higher income ones.
My brother in law had a low income duplex where the guy on first floor had his heat shut off. So he threw a fire ring on the kitchen floor and lit that thing up for some warmth.