But, if not, you could even put in one of those nice fake fireplace electric heaters.  

They also get other gifts from time to time, such as: house plant, flower basket, flower bowl, bedding plant, door mat, fireplace log, professional carpet cleaning of traffic areas (for long term tenants every 5 years).We do not do rent concessions.

The newer ones were more modern with integral garages, central air and fireplaces, that the 1890 properties lacked.   

So, I had electric and wood heat.Not sure if you can still burn wood where you are, but you could put in a simple hearth and a wood heater with a glass front, so it would double as a fireplace.  

, probably not all of them do and certainly not the older ones (mine was about 8 years old).Also, even if you don;t have any gas appliances or fireplaces, you will still need a detector if you have an attached garage.

Hopefully just minor damage to the fire place and roof damage.

The final kicker was, as they were leaving, the original guy mentioned that he really liked the fireplace mantel because his 70 inch TV would fit up there very nicely....no shower, no central air but a big screen TV.I thought I had discouraged them enough when I told them that each would have to pay the screening fee to check credit/criminal history but I'll be darned if they didn't call back four days later saying they had the applications (I had to provide them several) all filled out. 

Hi BPers.I'm currently looking at a fix/flip condo project on a unit that has a wood burning fireplace.

However, many of these older buildings were originally designed to be heated by coal stoves/fireplaces in each room, or {later} fitted with coal-fired steam boilers.  

Sits on nice size lot with 2 car garage & has fireplace.