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Adam Craig
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  • Cleveland, OH
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Replace boiler with central HVAC worth it?

Adam Craig
  • Investor
  • Cleveland, OH
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We are in the Cleveland market so summers are warm and muggy. AC is desirable but how much ?

I can replace a boiler with furnace,ac, ductwork for 6-9K depending on the house. Most of the time on new flips we do replace it because I work it into the budget.

But I am getting ready to sell one of my rental properties and its in really good shape - big newer kitchen, updated bathrooms, so we can pretty much paint and list it. That is unless we replace the boiler.

If I can replace the boiler for sale 8K - and the house in this market sells for around 170K. Is this worth the time and effort or hold out for someone who is okay with the boiler?

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