This is trapping carbon monoxide in the vent and potentially getting into the house.  

Quote from @John Carbone: Does proper tend to increase premiums a lot on renewals (assuming no claims)?

I’m beginning in the carbon county for my search. 

Put your request in writing - email is fine - and carbon copy her caseworker. 

Bad enough that I did not even attempt to walk up the staircase- Carbon monoxide present in the basement (I want to create another unit in the basement..)- Mold/moisture present in the basement / fungal growth - Exposed wires / wire defects all over the place- Major foundation cracking in the basementI don't know much about construction so I would be paying someone to fix all of this.

Are we really here to discourage the people who are taking bold action and/or going after their dreams because we project our own fears on them or because we don't want to see them succeed because deep inside of ourselves, we want to invest internationally but don't dare doing and so the last thing we want is to see other people successfully doing it.I see repeated negative posts from the same people (not those who replied here thus far) from people in the international forum and I'm left wondering why they're hanging in the international forum if they're negative about international investing.By the way, even though I totally disagree with him on this matter, I have to command @John Carbone for writing in all honesty "I haven't researched ...

Hi @John Carbone - The homeowner will typically have insurance through Proper Insurance.

They pay the bill, no chance of gas or carbon monoxide leaks and no pilot that might need to be relit.

Minna-I have decided to clean up the software I use which is an Excel Based form that creates near carbon copies of the HUD 1.

I would like to have it removed if possible, I am not sure why it is up there but now that @Matt Bacenet brings up the possibility of it also being a CO alarm...it makes sense.I will double check this when I am home later today.If I suspected it to be Carbon Monoxide, would I need to reach out to the Fire Department?