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Electric Heat in the Northeast?
Looking for feedback.
I looked at a 1 bed/1bath condo today. Nice enough place but it has Electric Heat. Knowing it can be quite expensive, my question is will or does it tend to scare away potential renters?
Thanks
Glenn
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Electric heat is more expensive. Since it is such a small unit, you may get away with using it.