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Craig Shute
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Quick tip on appliances

Craig Shute
  • Landlord
  • Syracuse, NY
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Maybe everyone already knows this, but I've discovered you can get really good deals at Aaron's or Rent-a-Center. When they repossess an appliance it's under 2 years old and they sell it for dirt cheap cash. I just got a 2 y/o electric flat top white range for $150. Keep this in mind for fridges, stoves, washers and dryers. Interestingly on fridges, my salesman said people give those up a lot in the winter here. Maybe they cool their food in the snow? Anyway just thought I'd share :-)

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Robert Blanchard
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Robert Blanchard
  • Littleton, CO
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In Denver, my father bought lots of appliances for his properties from the Sears Scratch and Dent Warehouse.  This place mainly sells out of box returns and last one items or damaged items.  Sears also opened Sears Outlet stores in various markets. Supposedly 30-60% off of appliances.  I have not shopped there but their website www.searsoutlet.com looks interesting. 

Thanks for the heads up on RAC and the like.  

Rob

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