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Buying a property without appliances?
Hey everyone, I had a quick question that actually just came up a few minutes ago while I was searching for properties for my first investment.
One house that I was recently looking at is a 3 family in Hartford, CT and from what I've seen it looks pretty nice. The one thing that I don't like about the place however is that there don't appear to be any appliances hooked up in the building. No refrigerators, no stoves, no nothing.
My question is this: Is there a cheap and easy way to get these things? I'd also prefer they be of decent quality as well. My biggest concern with this is that while I'm saving as much as I can, I simply don't have much money to work with at the moment.
Would financing the appliances be a viable solution, or is that not recommended?