An old dishwasher may get replaced as opposed to repairing or even cleaning.

I once had a dishwasher overflow in a kitchen and didn't wreck the Allure.

Originally posted by Dawn Anastasi:If they are truly honey bees, I second the motion not to kill them -- seriously, call a beekeeper.

I have never had any inspection or appraisal issues with 100 amp service, and most houses have electric ranges, dishwashers, microwaves etc.

Originally posted by @Dawn Anastasi: I was told by someone that if a condo association only allows "owner occupants" that a way to get around this is to make the renter a 2% "owner" only while they are renting.

Welcome Dawn!

John Q would go out and look at properties at dawn, 4 to 5 in the morning, he thought that if anyone saw him looking at properties they'd know something was up at it would cost him more.

I have to agree with Dawn A. - people can live in conditions so filthy it makes you wonder whether they ever discovered this thing called civilization.How bad?

All my tenants just want the appliances to work, none have cared that the stove was white while the refrigerator was almond and/or the dishwasher was black.

depends on the income class...i do lower to median income tenants..no ceiling fans, no icemakers, no dishwashers, no garbage disposals, no carpet..anything that's not required by minimum housing code is something that they can braek and will expect you to fix...carpet will need to be changed between tenants...i paint my hardwood floors brown instad of sanding and staining bc most tenatns will put rugs down on them anyawys...i try to use commerical grade VCT tiles as mucha s possible.you can buff them and clean them up pretty easily...just think durability...you want stuff that will last and look decent in 5 years still...