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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Coil top stove OR Glass Top Stove?
Hi everyone! This is my first post in the Biggerpockets forums. I've reading the forums for the last few months but decided to start getting involved!
I'm purchasing appliances for a soon-to-be rental that I'm currently renovating, and I'm looking for some advice. In your experience, do coil-top stoves or glass-top stoves hold up/look good for longer? Out of the two stoves I'm looking at, the glass top is $30 more, but definitely looks nicer and more modern. What have held up better in your rentals and what would you recommend?
Thanks in advance!!
Grant
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For My Lower end rental market (Class B) I would use coil top because they are easy to replace. In fact when one dies a tenant can usually replace them without me even knowing. Good luck with that on a glass top stove.
My vote "Coil Top"