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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Should i buy a new oven or keep the used one?
One of my tenants offered to sell me their oven for $150. Its in good conditions, a little dirty but I think it could get the job done. I dont know if I should buy it because I want to increase the price on that property and I feel that a new range would be better for rent increase, or keep the old one and save some money. What should I do?
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I am not sure that a new oven would add much value to the rental rate - IMHO.