If the electricity is off, better hope the fridge is cleaned out and the fridge door is open.

And if something isn't done (i.e. the fridge needs to be cleaned and the cleaning fee is $50 per hour) you can itemize it based on what you see to give them an idea what wouldn't go back to them.I'd be curious to hear other suggestions, but good tenants who have done everything they should could potentially use some help, and you could help yourself in unit turnover as well.

Main rehab was replacing some fixtures (blinds, oven, fridge) and generally cleaning up the yard.

Main rehab was replacing some fixtures (blinds, oven, fridge) and generally cleaning up the yard.

Hey guys, I am looking to get a water line ran from the kitchen sink to the refrigerator. Basically just throwing on a T pipe and running it through the kitchen cabinets. How long should that take a plumber to do? I’m...

Things that would exclude it from being a long term are having a "wet bar" type sink instead of a typical kitchen sink, no stove present, small fridge, etc. 

i don't....quick note, at lowe's their policy is they'll hook up the stove antitip bracket and the fridge water supply line if you want them to...the delivery guys won't tell you this, but it's corporate policy...the water line isn't a big deal, but i hate drilling into slab floors to install the antitips, so i have them do it..they're also supposed to take all appliances out of boxes and take the trash with them if you ask

I'm looking at the following Fannie Mae foreclosure:3 BR/1.5 BADecent Working-Class NeighborhoodPrice: $52,900 (asking)Rehab: $2,500-$3,000 (nothing major, but needs fridge and dishwasher)Potential Rental Income: $750/monthBasically, the deal looks pretty decent with no major capital needed.

HVAC's get replaced if they need to, as do appliances.We won't provide Fridge, Washer, or Dryer.

Not needing large item repairs but things like basic cleaning, burned out light bulbs, dirty air filters, replacing stove burner trays, cleaning a filthy fridge or oven, etc.Thanks!