But I would advise anyone to avoid including it in their models.

In which case I would get quotes on a replacement basic model from the appliance stores as well as get a repair tech in there ASAP to give you  a quote on repair.

I think the answer is that it depends on what your business model looks like.

Aloha - I'm considering a few projects in Maui and would appreciate the recommendations of any general contractors who can fit the ROI-based business model of investors (i.e. not going for magazine covers).

My name is Joe and I am aspiring to be a succussful investor.

I can buy a top freezer model new one for 500-600 on sale at home depot, so I would not split the used model they are eyeing as that is a bad price for a used fridge.

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.

Should I tell the agent up front I am an aspiring wholesaler?