Tim Breems Tim I never considered gently used (or refurbished) appliances but I just looked on Craigslist and like you said I can probably get my whole set for $1000 or so (maybe $1300-1400 with the washer and dryer).

Unable to afford the payments, Bankruptcy was her only option.

One unit has heat runs for the common area and pays for the gas for the common dryer and hot water for the washer, so I think this was why they set it up like that initially)Future projects include making one of my one bedrooms into a 2 bedroom to generate higher rent- just needs a door and a closet.

Turns out these bathrooms were very popular during First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt's day (apparently Pink was her favorite color).

My cousin's friend bought a power washer at HD and started power washing decks and driveways and made a bunch of money.I had a shed at one of my houses that the city made me get rid of.

I was curious about the pros and cons of connecting a washer, on a 3 - 4 unit with a septic tank that has several leaches in place.

For reference, it's stacked, with the washer on the bottom and the gas dryer on top in a custom closet, it's fully enclosed with one of those vented folding doors on it.

Finding another cabinet to match is too much of a hassle for me.We've always left appliances such as DW, washer/dryers, but informed them via the lease that extra appliances (not fridge/range) were their responsibility to maintain.

Turns out it was her stepson but they didn't have a lease and he has never paid any rent.

Washer/Dryer usually sells for $75 each.