The main floor living room includes fireplace in a fully open brand-new kitchen. featuring eat-in peninsula, new cabinets, quartz countertops, tile backsplash & all new stainless-steel appliances.

The house I'm looking at has tons going for it: bluestone fireplace, updated kitchen and baths, four-season Florida room, wraparound deck, incredible woodwork, two-car garage.

No fireplaces, no swimming pools, no barbecue grills, no trampolines, no balconies, etc.

Not very I'd think at 0 and -10.I think you might be overly concerned with the tenants ability to pay, that's why we qualify them.One unit in the tri has a fireplace, gas insert, it can heat the 2 story apt!

Updated all rooms in the house, repainted the entire house, exposed beautiful natural brick in certain rooms and uncovered a fireplace in the living room.

A lot of people like having fireplaces - even though when they buy the house they will hardly ever use it lol.  

Still; it's interesting what you might find in the walls; we've found 2 old fireplaces hidden in one house and crawling under the house found the remnants of a floor furnace (previous owners just covered the floors but did not remove this item).

When doing our inspections I look for cigarette butts in the parking spaces, outside the residence doors and patios, in the fireplace, and in the floor vent ductwork.

But software does remove a snake cornered in the fireplace.  

The tenants have not been using the fire place as far as I see.