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Updated over 3 years ago on . Most recent reply

Question on a dishwasher in a flip
Quick question . . . we are doing a flip on a house and are redoing the kitchen (replacing cabinets and appliances. The house is not a high end property (about $130K listing price). There is an old (1970s) dishwasher in the current kitchen and the question is would you put one in or omit it and add another cabinet? The kitchen is a galley kitchen. Curious if buyers regardless of price range are buyers expecting dishwashers?
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Sounds like all the plumbing is in place so I would just put another dishwasher in. It's a negative not having one for young people. Also, my experience with renters is it's a place for putting dirty dishes otherwise it winds up in the sink or countertop which results in roach problems.