Fireplace In A Rental Property And Possible Legal Issues.

Comments(6)

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  rglover54830th July, 2009

  Are you serious? A fireplace doesnt require special leases. Millions of homes with fireplaces...they actually increase rental value and people rarely use them in the south.

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  d_random30th July, 2009

  You can always buy a decorative cover for the fireplace (which would cut down on energy loss too). Tenants would be less prone to use it then.

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  joel22nd June, 2009

  What are market rents in the area?

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  smithj23rd July, 2009

  Market rents in the area range from $1500 to $1550. Property is listed at $1425, way below market rates.
  
  Any ideas?
  
  JS.

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  smithj26th July, 2009

  Newkid,
  
  The property just received a fresh coat of paint throughout as well as new carpet. Granted, I am biased but I believe the property looks fresh and great, not worn at all.
  
  Any ideas on the corporate market?
  
  JS

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  d_random3rd August, 2009

  smithj2-
  
  Did you get it rented? What did it take? Lower the price?