Imagine talking to a real estate agent or estate investor and they show you a house that is going to be rehab it is horrible but then you put on these glasses and the information is in there on what it would look like after it's done so you can imagine and picture actually see what it would look like all fixed up in the colors you can choose right then and there for the options and then also the layout of carpet or even picking and choosing styles of beds cabinets refrigerators and furniture so the customer doesn't have to be discouraged on looking at the horrible house that it is now but what it could look like for the possibility of attracting more buyers to that specific property.... perhaps it's already a thing and I just haven't looked into it as much I just had an idea and thought I would throw it out there

They were very friendly when we first met them, but then they started getting very angry about small things (small blemish on kitchen floor after refrigerator was repaired).

In some markets the tenant brings in the refrigerator as an example.

Dishwasher and refrigerator are required to be on their own dedicated line, so that's very basic. 

I have a rental with an ice maker that doesn’t work. The tenant is fine with this, but has asked if I can replace the bulky ice maker with a shelf to give them more usable fridge space. They’re a good tenant and I’d l...

Groceries in the refrigerator and pantry.

He said he would call someone and this is the fourth day without it and my house is at 85 degrees inside, I just want to know if there is anything we can do, this house is always having a bunch of problems such as garage door that doesn't work, refrigerator leaking, fans in the sealing that just stopped working and some of them working but they literally look like they are gonna fall in any second.

Tenants moved out and the refrigerator is stainless steel and it is scratched up. 

If you as a landlord have a broken refrigerator, Tellus can connect you with a repair person who can fix it.

A stove or a refrigerator (both unexpectedly needing to be purchased) will run you $400 regardless of whether a property is worth 30k or 300k.If you blow your budget on one purchase, how can you expect to ever make money on this deal?