Refrigerators might only last 7-10 years (if you get water/ice in the door, otherwise they too will last 15-20 years) and even some laundry appliances only 10-15 years.

(Hot tub, refrigerator, oven, etc.10.. 

Other questions you might not know answers to, such as "who owns the range, refrigerator, laundry machines?"

I understand you don't want to get the cheapest/used appliances out there, but also don't go and get the $3000 refrigerator with a TV screen on it unless you plan on taking them with you later.

Most of these are like-new condition with no problems at all.In our situation we owned a washer and drier that was 7 years past its operational lifetime, a refrigerator that was way to big, and a broken microwave.

They are hard working appliances and do seem to break more often than a refrigerator or stove, BUT for ~$300 a replacement appliance can be swapped in using a used appliance store.

I've sold personal property like refrigerators, stoves, ...cars, etc.

Most all of them have cell phones and cable TV (and probably internet), refrigerators, and most have washers and dryers (even the 100/week units have hook-ups, but some may not have the washers and dryers).

My PM is great, but it's really hard for him to coordinate repairs (we've had two calls on a refrigerator) and times with guest stays.

If they are not providing the appliances that you are, you may consider increasing your monthly rent slightly.The most common list of appliances that I've noticed landlords usually provide are - refrigerator, stove/oven, dishwasher, washer and dryer.