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Dominic Lobban
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What kind of appliances or furnishings should a rental include?

Dominic Lobban
  • Investor
  • Reynoldsburg, OH
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I know it should have at least a fridge and a stove, but is there anything else that it is expected in a rental?

Does the renter bring their own couch, bed and so on?

My plan is that if I get a property that I plan to flip, I will sometimes just put a renter in there and sell it as turn key rental property.

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Maggie Tasseron
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Maggie Tasseron
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I always provide a range and dishwasher. I've rented out properties both with and without fridges, depending on the circumstances. Whenever I provide a washer and dryer, I  specify that those are in the properties for the tenants' use, but specify that if they break down, repairs will be paid for by the tenants. This is because generally in this area a washer/dryer are not considered standard, but in cases where I've bought properties where they were included it's nice to be able to offer them to tenants.

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