Private landlords with properties in non-mains gas areas are being urged to consider switching the fuel supply in their rural rental homes to LPG (liquefied petroleum gas) to make their buy-to-let investments more desirable to potential tenants.
If the rental property is located in a non-mains gas area, landlords may have to rely on alternative fuels such as oil, electricity or LPG to fuel the home, and LPG supplier Calor argues that if a potential tenant has never lived ‘off-grid’, they may be apprehensive about renting a property that is not connected to mains gas.
But of all the off-grid fuel options, Gregor Dalgleish of Calor, unsurprisingly argues that rural landlords should “consider the switch to LPG”, as LPG boilers work just like mains gas boilers – providing tenants with controllable heating and a real flame for cooking.
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