One we are waiting on a seller financed deal that I located by a guy dropping off a washer/dryer, it's in an estate and when that is over, he'll contact me.

Appliance contractor said it can't be fixed due to a small crack on door, letting warm air in.My wife has been complaining about the fridge we have in our kitchen.So my plan was to buy a new one to make her happy, and move the one we have now to the rental, to make tenants happy, killing two birds w/ one stone.I may do the same thing w/ our washer & dryer.Found out Sears & BestBuy can haul away old fridge, but not MOVE it to a different address.

I am thinking about adding a used refrigerator and washer/dryer to my empty unit.

You can rent an air compressor, make an adapter out of a handful of fittings to go from an air quick connect to hose threads, then connect to anywhere there are hose threads (outside hose spigot, washer connection, etc.)  

I'm planning to swap out the washer/dryer for a kitchenette, install a sturdier door between it and the rest of the house (or wall it off entirely) and that's pretty much it.

Laundry room will have a washer pan with a drain to the outside with tile floors. 

One of them has a washer/dryer hookup, the other does not.

Having said that, a couple of things I get asked for all the time are a dishwasher and washer/dryer. 

The current solution to the issues is pump a few times a year and remove the washer/dryers from all units it appears.

A gun advocate name Melanie Hain always carried her gun around, even to her daughter's soccer game (Or maybe it was her son's...) anyway, log story short, that gun didn't really helped her when her husband killed her...Oh, wait, wait, I have a another one.