Sometimes renting is the smarter opportunity over buying.
Every now and after that I need to haul major, heavy items, but i rent a pickup truck from a friend rather than own 1; The truck would just kneel on my property maybe a few times a year.
I also live in the upper north where it is cold most of the year. I spend a lot of time ice skating… People are regularly shocked to find out I rent a pair of skates rather than own, yes, I skate all the time but I am not Wayne Gretsky. I don’t need quality ice skates to go in a loop once a week, however when it was the time to buy a heating idea or rent 1 for my business, you can bet that I picked the rental option. There are more than 2 pros to boiler rental over owning, then first, what size, genre and brand of boiler do you want? When buying, you need to be super particular in every aspect of the obiler since you are getting it for at least 50 years. I knew I would actually change my mind on the boiler in a few years; Renting gives myself and others the freedom to make a mistake and get a up-to-date 1, free of charge, installed, and another benefit to renting a boiler is if something is wrong with it, the contractor has to do the oil furnace repair. If I owned the boiler, that expense would be on me, and my contractor is also a seasonal 1 too. I don’t need to run a boiler all year around, and so for a few weeks out of the year, I just need to pay a small boiler rental fee. Seems care about the smart route.