Luckily there is no stench and there was only a jar of pickles in the fridge.

My leak last week was from a squirrel gnawing a PEX line in the attic that I ran to the top floor fridge.

He said he will take $1500 for the fridge, microwave, dish-wash, and stove.

Kitchen appliances I'm finding online seem to be ~$4,000 to $8,000 (for bundle including fridge, dishwasher, stove-oven and microwave)Washer/Dryer combo looking to be ~ $1,200 - $4,000 (for both dryer/washer combo)Sinks ~ $200 - $400 So far I've only looked on Costco and Home Depot and figured I should ask the BP community before looking further.

They should get a smaller fridge.

I put my work schedule on the fridge, and let everyone know I love them very much, but we have to work together to make this work, and that means letting dad make a living for this house and bless us with abundance, and the time will free up as we move forward. 

Any suggestions on where I can find appliances (Fridge, Microwave, Dishwasher, and Stove) for rental property in and around Charlotte area.

Now, that being said, for $75 I have gotten new fridges, new dish washers, electrical work that would normally be $200+, and a furnace fixed.

Take lots of pictures of the empty home during inspection to show its empty. including no beds. clothes in closets, food in fridge, toiletries ect.if she pushes back and you have her new address pay a craigslist mover to drop off the washer at there new place.rent to someone else and move on.

The PM "should" check the units immediately after the tenants move out, but it's also good to check yourself, to make sure they didn't leave food in the fridge and then unplug the fridge, or leave a faucet running, or whatever.If you can, try to fix things like carpet/flooring and paint in the unit you will live in, before you move in.