Hello BP Community - We have several dishwashers and fridges that will need to be replaced in the next couple weeks.

You know what happens when my fridge breaks?

Should the landlord also fill the fridge once in while for the needy tenant?

Regarding this "old woman who lives in a shoe" tenant of yours - I would put it in writing what she can and can't plug in where and tape it on her fridge in case she "forgets." 

If any are cracked or loose then jack them up and replace.I don't see a fridge.

Get it done, get it over, count your blessings, and set aside money for when the fridge or the washer goes next.

I would highly suggest you take your house rules and main info sheet out of the binder, laminate them, and hang one copy on the fridge and leave one copy on top of the bed of every bedroom.

I hadn't thought of doing double stacked wall cabinets, but I wonder if for the increased cost of those extra cabinets and installation I couldn't just go with another slightly more expensive line that actually has the 36" tall cabinets as well as the extra deep cabinets for above the fridge and microwave.

If they leave windows open or back entrances unlocked, thermostats turned way up when testing the heat, Fridges/freezers not closed all the way, Bring in 4 kids who are running around and knocking holes in walls and tripping down steps (that they later blame on a piece of pulled up carpet) it all falls on your dime. 

There were other concerning items like a hardwired smoke alarm taken down, the new fridge handle that I had purchased ($60) was not on the fridge, and there was fallen paint and a large water stain on the kitchen ceiling (2 baths and wash/dryer above that area).