On that note, we provide fixed appliances - like stoves, microhoods and laundry hookups - but we don't provide refrigerator or washer/dryers.

All the bids are eye-wateringly high.I'm considering ignoring the professionals and looking into ductless heat pump and diy installation (whereby we'd only hire out pressurized the lines and the refrigerant).I'd love anyones knowledgeable thoughts/guidance/experience on how to navigate this as an investor. 

I need to get my act together and have written criteria and post it on the refrigerator and stick to it. 

Refrigerators tend to last 5-10 years, allow about $150/year for that.3.

I've been remodeling kitchens for many years and even experts make serious mistakes when it comes to installing a kitchen and find out after cabinets are  installed that something is critically wrong in regards to locations and clearances.The most critical things to think about when remodeling a kitchen is when you need to make a choice in regards to whether or not you want to change the location for the refrigerator, stove, sink and windows.

.$4500 in DIY renovations estimated: drywall repairs for small mold & water spots; painting interior; ripping up carpet & installing hardwood laminate; ripping up vinyl & installing tile; replacing oven/stove, refrigerator, & dishwasher.

Check out some other companies that you wouldn't think sell appliances, Staples for example sells ovens and refrigerators, they may have deals as well.

Do most landlords provide Stove/Oven and Refrigerator and leave washer and dryer to tenant??

I've heard people talk about the water expenses that the tenant uses up, swapping out the broken refrigerator for a used one instead of new, etc... but won't you get that all back in taxes?

If you give a mouse a cookie, he will soon ask for a glass of milk.Then he'll request a straw to drink the milk, and a mirror to help avoid a milk mustache.Then he'll ask for a for a pair of scissors to trim his mustache in the mirror, and a broom to sweep up his mustache trimmings.Next he'll want to take a nap, have a story read to him, draw a picture, and then hang the picture on the refrigerator.