I have heard a lot about granite and expect that Formica would be more for low grade properties, but what about wood, tile, solid acrylic or stainless steel?

Usually there is a bolt to tighten or you can wedge a small piece of stainless steel or wood between the foot and the base of the tub where the gap is.

Melissa  in my mind on the west coast house hacking four plex's as a young up and coming investor is probably one the best things one can do.. use your 4 mortgage slots for 6 units over a 4 year ramp up and get the best rates and best leverage. 

Dryer must be vented to the outside.Tenant agrees to install, at his/her own expense, steel-braided washer hoses to the washer, and metal ducting to the dryer.

Doing a rental rehab and I thought I would put in stainless steel appliances, since I needed to replace them anyway and planned them as my "wow" factor.

I'm also brand new starting out in the Charlotte area, looking to get into SFH and MF rentals/flips in the Steele Creek/Ayrsley area.

First floor apartment is a 4 bedroom duplex with 2 full baths, stainless steel appliances & granite counter tops.

The picture I posted of the home I'm building has 20 gauge steel studs, exterior rated sheathing systems, steel siding, etc. etc.

I haven't had any issues, but the one set is getting a lot of use... we are finishing a renovation and figured it would be good to have another on hand... like playing the slots and always winning.I am still waiting for the tenants to complain about one or the other using the machines too much (aka sinking to much cash into my pocket) but hasn't happened yet.

@Connie Steele I use Cozy.co.