Which means the furnace will over heat constantly weakening the heat exchanger because the duct work is never designed for an oversized furnace. 

It is baseboard heat so I am not sure where this would go. 

However, the listing says:"Water and heating system will not be activated for inspections and appraisals"I am sure that this question is posted somewhere in the forums, but I was not able to locate it and wanted to see if this was common, and/or if this should be a concern?

However, the listing says:"Water and heating system will not be activated for inspections and appraisals"I am sure that this question is posted somewhere in the forums, but I was not able to locate it and wanted to see if this was common, and/or if this should be a concern?

I go to service a rental , landlord called because tenant had no heat .

Hi Joseph, I'm an electrician in MA, I'm 99% sure that the building code states (in NH) that each unit must be interconnected to one another, common practice would be to install a heat detector in each unit and also in any common hallways or basements.

The 3 bed unit pays it's own utilities while the 1 and 2 bed apartments pay their own electric and cooking gas but owner pays the heat.  

And the heat was one of those gas wall furnaces which only heated the living room.

The whole house is electric, electric hot water heaters, baseboard heating, etc.

Free time isn't something I have and the condo are cheap and they rent well because they come with heat and hot water. 1 bed rents for 1050 and 2 bed for 1250.