They can result in increased rent.For example, a complaint that a kitchen does not have a dishwasher is certainly valid for a renter who wants one. 

It dawned on me that if I can do a HELOC at 6 months after purchase, then a cash out refi at 12 months after purchase, I could pull out money twice from one property in one year.

Asking to talk to some of the landlords they already work with didn’t even dawn on me either.

No dishwasher, because in 1950, washing dishes was (fasten your seat belt) woman's work! 

Hello BP community, I have been researching this for a couple of days now and have found NOTHING on the topic.. then it dawned on me - I just need to ask you all! 

@Dawn Brenengen Thanks!

- Start of the lease date 4/22- Start of the year 2020- When it is no longer our primary residence (when we move out) I was planning on moving out a couple weeks before 4/10 or so, and using the time in between to paint, possibly replace a dishwasher, polish concrete floors ($3600). 

If one unit has a single occupant with a fridge and stove and the second unit has two people with a fridge stove, dishwasher, and washer/dryer, then the second unit will use more water and electric and should pay a higher price.Set a hard limit of what's included with rent.

Last year it was $12,567 profit - had to replace some decking and a dishwasher.

Once you get some traction, hire a CPACh. 18Managing Your Rentals (part 2)Maintenance and RepairsThe most common repairs: Fridge/stove dishwasher not working Repairs are from $50-$100 an hour You can also buy used stuff (no dishwasher) A water leak in ceiling or under windows Hire the best, not the cheapest Water leak under the sink Probably the pipes don’t fit together, easy to fix.