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Does ceiling fans increase the rent rate or not?

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Does ceiling fans/ light combo increase the rent rate or not?
I just purchased a house that had nice lighting in the bedrooms, but was not ceiling fans. I know ceiling fans are just something extra for tennis to break, but has anyone found it to be preferred by tenants?

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    Definitely one more thing for the tenants to break, but a fairly inexpensive item that adds a nice touch to a home. And lets them stay cool on moderate days without turning the AC on. You can get nice ones for $100-$200...

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