Custom siding, metal roofing, multiple fireplaces, larger kitchen with more appliances and such.

If I had 5 years more here it would definitely be a good option.Anyways, I found another place 2BD/2BA 1600sqft Townhome in the same area all appliances + W/D included and wood-fireplace only $950/mo.

Of course, the property details can change who's willing to insure and how much it's going to cost too (fuses vs breakers, fire place, etc.) 

On our side, in a couple rooms we use ventless gas heaters and in one room we use one of those fake, electric fireplaces that is essentially also a big space heater. 

My current rehab and rent project has a wood burning fireplace in the living room.

Many people around here manage 5 or more.On Monday a guest texted me and said the gas fireplace wouldn't work.

Impeccable tile work throughout home is showcased around gas fireplace & natural beam mantle. 4 season front porch with panoramic insulated windows.

We turned a closet into a bathroom, a study into a bedroom, added a brand new kitchen, refined flooring, opened top the space by cutting out a wall and adding an eating space, handmade radiator covers, restored historic stained glass windows and an epic fireplace! 

It has 3 bedrooms 3 baths, kitchen, formal living room, den, 2 car garage upstairs, and 2 bedrooms 1 bath, den with rock fireplace, kitchen, and garage downstairs, connected only by an easily closed-off stairwell.

If you provide something with a property, you're stuck repairing or replacing it.While only one state that I know (Arizona) of requires A/C if you *don't* provide it upfront (you did), you're stuck repairing it since it came with the property.That's why some landlords prefer to remove *everything* they can from a rental so they don't have to repair it if it breaks: washer/dryer, ceiling fans, window A/C units in mild climates, garage doors, pools, fireplaces, dishwashers, disposals, and anything else that can break.