I have a Clydesdale in my rental property and the tenants want to replace it with gas, at their expense, because of their allergies. I am not sure what to ask for it. It cost me about 4K 7 or 8 years ago. Can't find any for sale on Craigslist to compare. Smaller inserts are only going for 200-400. Help please!
Need to sell my Clydesdale, don't know what to ask
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That is a hard one. If the condition of it is in great - excellent and you are in no hurry to move it I would put a price of $1800.00 OBO on it and see if you get any bites, as we get into October you will get more interest.
Sounds like this is somewhat self-inflicted then. Hope they are long term renters. You will be selling at a loss probably. If they are short term, tell them to not use the insert. For a sale price, to move it quickly I would go lower, maybe around $1200 unless the insert is practically new. You can't recoup the liner and installation costs, so the renters should probably pay at least half or $2000 = the new stove and its installation costs.
Will the new insert be propane or natural gas?
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