Now if its propane , the install will be cheaper , but propane is expensive and the companies can be hard to deal with 

If they don't respond then you should reach out to a title company and inquire if they can issue title insurance (which you should do anyway). 

Your company probably wouldn't  allow renting in your lease.

I don't know-but like I said something felt off here, if the intent here was to pass it off to his buyers..Plus,Im unsure that hell even market it properly on the company social media platform unless he has no choice.. if hell first privately contact all his buyers first...There weren't any agents around to chat with-the few that there are work remotely. 

They seem like a rock solid company.

I own a local short term rental property management company based out of the Jersey Shore.

The Daily, the NY Times Podcast - discusses the recent NAR bombshell decision that rocked the real estate world.BTW - Did you know that the NAR owns the company that makes the lock boxes that agents use every day?

It would likely attract a solar company, but not sure yet.Is there a way/clause to make an offer to get time for due diligence to contact solar companies?

A lot of insurance companies won't write a third party that doesn't have a financial claim/stake on the property as "additional insured".

I was thinking the same, as long as I can verify it's a reputable company and stating that the stove will remain when they vacate the property.