Then came refrigerators and freezers.

The last time I called the PD for something a tenant did ( that person stole the refrigerator when she moved out ), they said it was a civil landlord/tenant matter to be handled through the security deposit. 

I know first hand what you mean about dirt everywhere....and junk everywhere...and no refrigerator,,,the list of "crappiness" can go on and on when you are living in your flipper...But - I think it pays off.

Lights, refrigerator, stove, washing machine, fans, computer, TV, etc, it all becomes heat in the end, Even the end product of your A/C unit is heat, it's just getting blown outside.That being said, no matter what you're using for heat, be it a fancy Eden Pure, 20 dollar milkhouse heater from Walmart, 240 volt baseboards or fifteen 100 watt light bulbs, the above formula applies.It's real straightforward and anyone trying to tell you different is probably trying to sell you something. 

I wonder how easy it would be to route the refrigerant from the outdoor unit to the indoor unit(s) though.Similarly, @Aaron Montague and @Roy N. do you really think it'd be that cheap to separate the hot water heat for each unit?

So the next day I come over and they have the refrigerator pulled out along with the stove saying it is dirty behind them.

(I bought his stainless steel refrigerator from him that he didn't need in the apartment he moved to -- which I'm putting in a new rental I should be closing on tomorrow.)

Good afternoon,I have a section 8 tenant, which had a damaged refrigerator.

All apartments have electric range, refrigerator, dishwasher, hood vent, garbage disposal.

Throw in cabinets, refrigerators, countertops, insulation, sheetrock...and put words out to neighbors you have a free dump site, and also alert the local mafia.OK just joking around here, but I did see a REO property last year and the pool was just that.