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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply
Furnishing Appliances in a Rental Unit...
Hi!
New to buying investment properties (in the Charlotte, NC area) for rentals….
My latest unit is without a dishwasher, fridge, or oven.
I've heard there are good, low-priced alternatives to buying new top-of-the-line appliances for rental units, and would love to hear opinions and get advice on this….Thank you!
Al
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Welcome to BP and the wonderful world of landlording :)
What type of tenants are you trying to attract? The appliances should match the level of your buildings. $2100 for a 1 BR should have REALLY nice GE or better appliances in it.
$1500 for a 3 bedroom rental to students: get a $250 used oven from ReStore or someplace like that.