The big hit is coming from foundation repair and appliances (refrigerator and washer / dryer).

In another instance, it cost us around $18,000 in repairs to the house. it took 2 dumpsters to remove trash and garbage, four trips from pest control to kill all the bugs, replacing a refrigerator (that was  only just over a year old), and more.

Replacing a broken refrigerator could be considered a maintenance expense, but it can also increase the value of the property and therefore be considered a capital expenditure.

We also provide 2 refrigerators in the home as we tend to have 4 bedroom homes and want everyone to have their own personal space for their food.

Large eat in kitchen with stainless steel range and refrigerator.

The cost for the full renovation I assume less the appliances which would in the case of a studio just be a stove and refrigerator was quoted at $70,000.

Being an agent in Califoria I was able to get the PP reduced by 2% and get a $1500 stainless steal refrigerator to remaiin in the house.

It's similar to providing a refrigerator or dishwasher.

Yes, you have more refrigerators, water heaters, etc to deal with, but you also have more tenants helping cover the cost as one needs replaced.

I currently have 2 refrigerators and 2 stoves still in the cardboard boxes in my warehouse.