It has washer and dryer, electric stove but no dishwasher.

She was looking to get rid of old washer/dryer/fridge from her basement and frankly, it was hugely expensive.As our crews trash out a lot of homes, I just sent them over to do the project for her at a fraction of the cost.

Construction/rehab loans have been through the washer the last 12 months. 

You can make minor adjustments based on the type of appliances (dishwasher, clothes washer and dryer, air conditioning, etc.) and the size of the rental.

Then, if there's a need, and your market checks out then start getting it furnished and add all of the amenities, towels, body wash/soap/shampoo/conditioner, washer/dryer, etc. 

The plumber cost less than $5000 8 years ago, and that included installing washers and a couple of other items, so i'm already ahead.

My tenants say it's the washer/dryer and full kitchens.

-Cleanliness: Obvious-Washer/Dryer: This is actually a big deal depending on the trip.

My larger ones will have 2 fridges, 2 washer, 2 dryers. 

When I first got started I mostly focused on pre-foreclosure leads, it's definitely an INTENSE ride.My approach made me over $150,000 in just wholesaling/wholetailing these deals that year.I would call the pre-foreclosure lead and explain to them that I was aware of the "situation going on", I was here to bring a possible solution.Tonality is everything, you have to sound sympathetic - you can't approach someone in this type of distress with too much energy.