Very few people have the same problem with appliances, they can drop by Sears and an hour later someone is installing their new stove or fridge.

I make sure there is a full roll of toilet paper in each bathroom, a roll of paper towels on the kitchen counter, and a pack of bottled water in the fridge. 

The current paint was done and I took trouble to move out stove, fridge...removed electrical cover plates, AC vent covers, to paint the back wall and around.

I'm definitely coming out of pocket for a fridge and stove - and I'll certainly be spending 4k on HVAC within a couple of years - but that's the big stuff.

We just found out this morning that someone broke into our very first flip that we have up for sale, stole fridge, microwave, dishwasher, stove/oven.

Btw, I put peanuts in my envelope along with a postcard they can put on their fridge that says "you'd be nuts not to let us help" on one side and our information on the other.

I found a lead on a 1 bed 1 bath house recently and I have emailed the owner.First off, I would consider moving into this small house in the future.Asking price is $20,000Taxes are estimated to be less than $800 a year.Stove, Fridge, Washer and Dryer IncludedCar port with small storage unitNewer windowsA/C is a window unitRoof Age currently unknownIt has a large back yard and is located in the quieter part of a small college city.10,000 permanent residents and 9,000 students roughly estimatedHere is what I am thinking in terms of buying this place.Buy it for cash and then rent it for $400 to 1 of the following types of tenantsA retired person or couple.A graduate student at the university who wants to be away from the party scene.Lease option it to a recent graduate.If I move into the house in the future I would like to add more rooms since it has such a large backyard.Thanks in advance for any thoughts or advice.

No dishwasher/disposals in lower end rentals, just basic appliances fridge & stove.I would market it for $700-$750 per month and assess if I need to reduce the price based on interest/feedback once it's actually on the rental market.

There is one hot water heater, on the 1st floor furnace, the 2nd floor furnace is on the 1st floor electric, as well as the second floor electric range and fridge.

We just entered into contract for a duplex rental property with existing tenants, want to ensure we get everything needed from the current owners that we may want/need, Thinking of things like the rental history, the tenants leases, the background check info on them, the documentation on any of the property fixtures (fridge, range, dishwasher, washer.dryer, etc) etc etcAlso, for any security deposit from the tenants that the owners have, best to have them return that to tenants and we get it from them?