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Linda Young
  • Real Estate Agent
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Do I have to use new appliances?

Linda Young
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Spring, TX
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Hi all,

I just found my potential flip and now need to decide on appliances. Can I get by on "like new" or should I pay up and get new appliances for the kitchen. I was thinking everything except the frig since most homes here are not sold with a frig. Thoughts?

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Sam Bates
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Dallas, TX
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Sam Bates
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Dallas, TX
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@Linda Young This is personal preference and depends on the flip (sales price, neighborhood, profit of deal, etc.) I would recommend new appliances on almost all flips because they will help the property sell quicker plus it's another wow piece to your deal. However, if it is a lower end property and the comps do not support new appliances it might not be necessary. 

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