Originally posted by Dawn A.

In the SFH market in Milwaukee where I am at, tenants supply their own appliances and typically there are no dishwashers.

And our 1940's galvanized pipes, esp. hot water, were, well, almost solid :) So the kitchen sink and dishwasher would not really get hot water anymore until those pipes were replaced.If it was a pure rental, I would probably forgo the tankless version unless you have a higher agenda of creating more space.

Dawn A., nothing wrong with it, just being lazy.

Too funny Dawn.

What Dawn A. said with two additional thoughts.

So I have an older whirlpool dishwasher in one of my properties that has gone out...not totally though.

Appliances - I feel like I should just buy an appliance store for all of the washer, dryers, dishwashers, ovens and refrigerators that I've had to replace 2.

But I live in Aspen, CO so there are a lot of extensive remodeling projects around here where super fancy materials are left over- we bought 1000 sq ft flooring for $600, a Samsung stainless frig for $350, stainless like new dishwasher for $125; over the years we've gotten new bathroom fixtures & lighting, etc.

Originally posted by @Dawn Anastasi:Someone mentioned in a prior post that a benefit to the contractor is that they don't have to pay taxes on cash payments.