This will be right before the washer breaks down because it's doing load after load of diapers every day, the microwave breaks down because it's busily heating up formula and breast milk every day, the range starts a fire because the boyfriend is careless about leaving the burners on, the fridge breaks down because he's doesn't give a damn about about making sure it's shut.It all amounts to a compassion tax they're demanding that you pay because they had the shrewdness to break their lease and you had the stupidity to be a landlord.So get rid of them.

You can do a cheaper renovation which may save a month or two. or you can do what I did. you can rent it unfinished. at 60% of your normal asking price.There are many people who would love to save a few hundred a monthall they need is a working toilet and a microwave and a small refrigerator. and hot plate and toaster oven.

If you are considering granite (which from the looks of it, you should not) then I'd say you're much better off painting the countertops and replacing the stove and putting in a microwave above it instead of the vent hood.

They are all brick units. 2 bedroom 1 bath. dishwashers, fridges, and microwaves.

APPLIANCES:A.Landlord will supply: Refrigerator Stove Microwave Washer Dryer.

Maybe it's a water outlet, maybe it's a new microwave, whatever.. they tell us, and each year we improve their homes.   

Hi, the lease states that the Landlord will take care of Appliances (washer dryer, refri, microwave, oven/range are all listed under appliances that are part of the property being rented. 

It also needs a microwave and a dishwasher, which I can upgrade to stainless once I can find a deal on them.

I am going to look into one of those spiffy new streamlined 203k loans, but from what another poster said, the rates are a bit higher, and there are other fees associated with the loan that might make it more undesirable than say.... one of those 95% LTV loans from BoA.I've never had a hard money loan before, but I see people on this forum talk about them all the time.A missing stove, check, missing fridge, check, missing dishwasher, microwave, washer, dryer, light bulbs, and walls check.

Ask to view the house, take picture of everything and post them on BP.If the plumbing drains, sewer and water piping are in bad condition and there is no water volume when someone wants to wash dishes, take a shower of flush the toilet and brush your teeth as the same time then replacing all your water piping, drains and sewer could cost $40,000.You need to know if the house has enough wall receptacles to handle a microwave and all the electronic gadgets people have today.