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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Appliances in a Flip; Specifically washer/dryer
My strategy for appliances in flips has been the following: New stainless kitchen appliances throughout (range, fridge, dishwasher and sometimes microwave). When laundry is on the main floor, include washer/dryer. If laundry is in the basement, do not include washer/dryer. On my current project (a mid-level suburban home), I have laundry in the unfinished basement which will be freshly painted (floor, walls and ceiling joists). I noticed a Black Friday sale for LG front-load washer/dryer combo in white for $1,100 + tax. I'm of course tempted to include them in my flip to help maximize it's appeal. The question is do you think I'll get it back in price and/or sale speed?
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I have never put in washer/dryers in my flips mostly because people like to bring there own or there's a specific set they plan on getting. Sometimes if there's existing washer/dryers I leave them if they are in good shape. I really don't think a washer/dryer adds much value.