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Which stainless steel kitchen appliance suites are popular?
My first rehab is currently underway. Very exciting!
I'm in the process of looking for a stainless steel kitchen appliance suite. I'm looking for one that is popular among home buyers but also won't break the bank. I have been browsing the Home Depot and Lowe's Hardware sites and there are quite a few options. It is looking like I'll be spending around $2,000, give or take, for the refrigerator, dishwasher, stove / oven.
Is that about what you all spend when doing your rehabs? Do some of you go these scratch and dent route? Just with nothing visible? If so how do you go about that? I'm assuming buyers want to see that these appliances are all the same brand?
Thank you for any advice!
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Originally posted by @Brian H.:
My first rehab is currently underway. Very exciting!
I'm in the process of looking for a stainless steel kitchen appliance suite. I'm looking for one that is popular among home buyers but also won't break the bank. I have been browsing the Home Depot and Lowe's Hardware sites and there are quite a few options. It is looking like I'll be spending around $2,000, give or take, for the refrigerator, dishwasher, stove / oven.
Is that about what you all spend when doing your rehabs? Do some of you go these scratch and dent route? Just with nothing visible? If so how do you go about that? I'm assuming buyers want to see that these appliances are all the same brand?
Thank you for any advice!
My wife got me to buy a fridge with a keurig built into it after we renovated our personal house last year. I thought that was a pretty cool feature but unnecessary at 1st. Now I wouldn't wanna live without that thing. The kitchen baths are the most important rooms of the house. They always say kitchens & baths sell homes, that is the truest saying in the industry. I say you go all out in your appliance package. Your buyers are usually sold or not sold before they leave the kitchen.