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George P.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Baltimore, MD
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Washer died. Replace or repair.

George P.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Baltimore, MD
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A 9 y.o. Whirpool washer just died in the rental unit. My first reaction was to replace it with new (for no more than $500, some basic washer). But then I thought of fixing it - but since I never dealt with fixing, I don't know how repairmen charge for their services - I assume it's a fixed charge of ($60-$90/hr) plus parts. So I might be on the hook for $150 to get this one running again.

But then again - how long will it last?...

Do you guys have any suggestions?

Thanks

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