If I ever sell my home, and move to another, I wonder how much of a big deal it would be to take my stove with me?
Obviously I could unscrew the pipe and "physically" take the stove, but .........
A) I wonder how much of a positive selling point it adds to my home from a
"typical buyer's" perspective?
B) If I took the stove, I've left a hole in the ceiling and roof; obviously I'd
have to fix that, unless I left the pipe.
C) Are there any laws concerning this issue of leaving or taking a stove from
a home when you sell it?
-Soupy1957
Obviously I could unscrew the pipe and "physically" take the stove, but .........
A) I wonder how much of a positive selling point it adds to my home from a
"typical buyer's" perspective?
B) If I took the stove, I've left a hole in the ceiling and roof; obviously I'd
have to fix that, unless I left the pipe.
C) Are there any laws concerning this issue of leaving or taking a stove from
a home when you sell it?
-Soupy1957