Sometimes, stoves and refrigerators are so filthy we trash them and buy new appliances.

Get a tenant in and start catching up, and then the refrigerator goes out.

Property management told me they agree and purchased new one for about $500Second request involved cracks in refrigerator drawers and one of the bars.

The colder the temp, the less heat pump uses the refrigerant and the more it uses heat of friction from the compressor which equals a shorter lifespan for the compressor. #2 if your DIY cheap mr cool breaks in the dead of winter no one in your area will have parts in stock to fix it.

-Current tenant does not have a copy of the sublease and I never actually signed it-Tenant has had 2 additional people staying in the unit, which is against the lease-Tenant has a dog in the unit, which is against the lease-Leak caused from the refrigerator due to negligence by tenant has required damage to the unit and 2 downstairs neighbors (in August)-Electricity and internet are in my name and no mention in sublease that it will be provided-Numerous complaints from neighbors and broken HOA rules-15 days late on rent payment

I bought my refrigerator during that time.

I hope you're not.How much have you budgeted for maintenance like the pest guy when there are roaches, refrigerator breaks, roofing cost?

All because of a refrigerator. :-)

This was 8 years ago.Purchased new washer and dryer, range and refrigerator.

First the basement had an arrempted breakin, then plumbing backing up in one of the apartments, refrigerator not working in another apartment.