Does the furnace/boiler vent properly (to avoid carbon monoxide issues)?

Is there any risk of carbon monoxide being released from the unit?

Newer plumbing, electric, brand new roofs, vinyl siding, all 15 are carbon copies.

He said I don't have carbon monoxide detectors (I do, they are carbon monoxide/smoke detectors). 

I am interested in reducing my renters carbon foot print, without thinking about it.That's all I can think of at this time, I'm sure I'll think of questions and ask 'em to ya, so keep your eyes on me!

Hi all,I want to share a story about the importance of having working carbon monoxide and smoke/heat detectors in your rentals.

Check with @Kevin Carbon, he organizes the Lakewood area meet up. 

FirstAlert / BRK model SA520CNA is a hardwired(power) w/ battery backup smoke detector with wireless interconnect.There is also a carbon monoxide wireless interconnect and a battery-only smoke detector in the OneLink series.

I can still remember using carbon paper on closing docs...

I myself am a new landlord, working with small multifamily buildings in Tacoma.If you're interested in meeting other investors in an informal setting, there is a meet-up in a little over a week, on the 18th at 7:00pm, in Lakewood, hosted by @Kevin Carbon.