That expense can run 600$ for a stove/refrigeration combo, but since they don't plan on it, they freak out.

When all was said & done, we had to replace all of the carpet, a refrigerator, microwave, patched several holes in the walls, hauled a garage full of trash away, had to pressure wash the stench out of the garage & repainted 70% of the interior.

As soon and she told me they signed and the refrigerator and washer dryer were to stay.

He has wired in GFIs in the bathrooms and kitchen as well as for the refrigerators.

We bought a used refrigerator and it died 2 months later.

There was decaying food in the kitchen and in the refrigerator with the electric off.

You can also have magnets developed that they can stick to their refrigerator to remind them to keep in touch with you.

You should pay no more than $500 each for a refrigerator and stove.

The house came with some nice features:- Furnace was a newer high-efficiency (about 7 years old)- Stove and refrigerator included- Master bedroom had skylight and vaulted ceiling- A significant portion of the plumbing in the house had already been replaced/upgraded- Vinyl windows throughout- 2.5 car garage with openerWork that I did to rehab it:- Painted the living room, hallway, second bedroom, and kitchen- Replaced the kitchen floor with ceramic tile- Replaced the basement windows with glass block- Re-sided the garage- Put a new door on the garageAnd some other cosmetic fixes.The tenants just moved in this past weekend and they love the house so far.

This means appliances like washer, dryer, refrigerator, microwave, dishwasher etc etc etc right?