My tenants do not use water from the fridge so I simply shut the water off and decided to fix it later.

Now I'm the only person left in this town doing the STRs to refinery contractors.  23 doors, 83 beds, 30 washers/dryers/fridges, 30 HDTVs, 50 old style tvs, 1 paranormal entity.

I wonder why you did not place the fridge in front of the window (and maybe wall it up there) instead of scrunching it in near the stove.

@John Bosse well the seller took the washer & dryer with them, the fridge we just donated to the Salvation Army, but the oven we got $50 for on Craigslist!

I get basic fridge, no ice maker or water hookup to avoid issues but none of my properties are in A class.. 

All units have washer dryer connections, fridge, stove.

They lent me a small fridge while we waited a couple days for delivery.

I'm not about giving out free handouts, but the other option is a HUGE Swath of Americans living in rented rooms, or (non-existent at the moment) Slum housing (like they used to).These places are not typically getting gyms, or pools with Jacuzzi's, but may have a dog walk (clean up after your pooch), and habitable interiors with working things (hot water, heat, stove, fridge, lights, etc...) and professional management that specializes in this demographic.Good luck on building these places, just remember, the people who move in are usually from the same area, and want to "Stay Put" near their favorite shops and relatives, and near the bus route (to Work)...so putting them in Beverly Hills with shops they cannot afford, or at the edge of town with nothing around might make them a lot less attractive to the renters (cutting into your profits deeply). 

They've replaced my exterior AC fan, compressor, capacitor, interior unit's coil and fan, the fridge and garbage disposal for my rental over the past 2.5 years.  

Stoves, fridges, and dishwashers are the norm...washers and dryers, no.