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What appliances do you typically include in your SFH rentals?
Hi all,
I'm closing on my first SFH rental in the 19121 zipcode area in Philly and wanted to know what do you usually include in your rentals?
I'll have for sure a refrigerator and a stove. But was thinking about a washer and dryer as well? There is a hock-up in the property, so was just thinking to get an open box washer/dryer from best buy, probably will cost me $800 but I feel I can add about $100/month to the rent. Any thoughts?
The property is a 3beds one bath. So, might be more suitable for a small family, which is why I'm more inclined to add the washer and dryer.
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@Mostafa Alawi You should add all the appliances for the kitchen
Washer and Dryer, I never do. I only provide the hook up for people because that alone is typically enough to ask for more rent.