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Grant Berthold
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Coil top stove OR Glass Top Stove?

Grant Berthold
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Ames, IA
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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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Joshua D.
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Joshua D.
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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"

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