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Do you put washer/dryer and refrigerators in your flips?
I watch the other flippers in my market and it seems like fridges and washer/dryers are not always standard equipment. When selling a house, we have always included all the appliances to make it as move in ready as possible. If I completely rehab a home, I would guess that my buyer doesn't want to move their old appliances in anyways. Do you think there is a ROI on these appliances? It costs about $1,000 for a nice fridge and $600 to $1000 for a washer dryer set.
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I'm sure it depends very much on the area. I personally would put in a fridge because the kitchen is typically one of the biggest selling points in a home. If you have a missing kitchen, it hurts the overall appeal in my opinion.
I probably wouldn't put in a washer/dryer myself because it is usually hidden away somewhere and isn't a huge selling point of a property.