Fortunately I took a step back, implemented a number of things that would conserve heat and water, and I am far better for it because the old costs were built into the rents.Now, I live in a house whose water is controlled by a utility and I receive monthly bills like electric and stays with the tenant.

I'm considering replacing it because:* Can be marketed as a new, high efficiency heating system.* Less likely to break down and need repairs* Will cost about $2K to replace - and I think could add much more (I'd imagine $6-10K) to the appraised value.Is it worth it?  

Often, contracts have a seller representation that the major systems (e.g. heating system, plumbing) are in working order.

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The problem with aluminum wire is when it heats up the wire expands and contracts so over time it works its way free and touches something to start a fire.

Clay Nepsted of Clay's heating and Air is a personal friend of mine.

Then she and I renovate the house and sell in march-April next year when the school district buyers heat up? 

I have used and am happy with Mickle Electric and Heating.

It's a dry heat here. :)

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