I'd get a cheapy fridge from lowes or Sears and pay for delivery and disposal.

First thing first, you will have to determine if the price is reasonable to FLIP or try to do an Air bnb model for high cash flow.

The thing is, there are enough bad reviews on any brand or model, it's hard not to be scared off even a top tier brand. 

There are various things to consider about the BRRRR model that doesn't typically get discussed in the podcasts and articles that get everyone hyped.

I'd prefer to limit the amount of info I give on an open forum, as it's a working business model and I'd like to not give away too many trade secrets.I have an investment vehicle:1.

Next day or 2nd day delivery really works.

4) Will the scoring model they use to pull credit for pre-approval affect my credit score?

After about 5 packages I can now just text my guy and he gets us either Whirlpool or Samsung packages (Fridge, Range, Dishwasher, and Microwave) for right around $2,000 including delivery and the cords.

I don't like the business model.

There are so many different niche business models, wholesaling, flipping, buy and hold, out of state, note investing, and so much more.