If it is under 100 amps you might need to upgrade it.Try and see how old the water heater is, it should have a serial number on it that you can search.Ask to see if the realtor or owner knows the last time the electrical, mechanical, plumbing, or roof were maintained, upgraded, or repairedThe insurance company will want to know if it is on well or city water, septic or city sewer, closest fire hydrant and fire station, if it has smoke detectors and/or carbon monoxide detectors, what kind of siding it is, if the heating is electrical or gas.

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So then i look up propstream and it looks almost like a carbon copy of repropfinder.

Monroe and Carbon county collect a 3% hotel tax, which Airbnb automatically remits.

Could be a lot of reasons- worried about carbon monoxide, were never a boy scout, etc.

I know as young renter I was leery of gas because of the idea that it could cause carbon monoxide poisoning and that the "flame" was always on.

They have a money order carbon copy, yes they do.

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I doubt you have a C02 alarm, because CO2 stands for carbon dioxide; the alarms that we install in homes are CO alarms for carbon monoxide.

@John Carbone Thanks for your insight!