The most common expensive things are water damage from washing machine hose breaks and leaks, facets that fail, clogged toilets flooding, sinks backing up and things like that.

I also had a vending company using some warehouse space to store vending machines.   

I went in like a machine when I had to remove tenants and while I am very "friendly" with "my" tenants I am not friends with them.

It's been eons since I shopped for a dishwasher, and never for a rental yet, but given the unit which needs the machine isn't super high-end, I'm leaning towards the 400-500 price point (quality/value/reliability).

One shower, a washing machine, no dishwasher. 

Part of that is because appreciation is not a guarantee and could change at any time, even to the point where your value is actually depreciating if the market turns in your area, or in the nation as a whole.When I'm working with clients and doing financial planning with them (I'm a CFP® by day), I will always suggest running the analysis out to age 100 because while people are living longer and longer, the chances of someone living to 100 are still relatively low.

Some companies will place machines on your property and you get a percentage.

JohnsonIt is against the REALTOR® code of ethics to get between a client and their agent.

., Realtors® and mortgage brokers have gone unscathed thus far.

Anyone using  a key cutting  machine to keep costs and time down?