I am using the fridge in the above picture and bought a new Whirlpool white gas range. ( http://www.lowes.com/pd_394357-46-WFG510S0AW_4294715790__?

Whirlpool Accubake 2004 glass top stove.

I already have nice whirlpool gold stainless steel appliances and I plan on doing a tile backsplash which will help but I wanted the nice white shaker style door and have not seen that offered at home depot or Lowe's. 

Not sure if this is the right place but here goes.Four years ago I built two high end (for my area) Duplexes from the ground up. 3 Bed, 2 BA, Garage, All Brick, Hardwood, Tile, Whirlpool tub, all appliances.Appraiser gave pre-construction values of:Sales Comparison approach: $373,000Income approach (GRM=110) $875*4= $385,000Cost Approach ($65 sq ft) $407,480 I just got back the NEW appraisal from the same appraiser and here are his new calculations:Sales Comparison approach: $344,000Income approach (GRM=95) * $895*4= $340,100Cost Approach ($49.65 sq ft)(summed up) $319,223Sales comparison he uses the number of rooms, bedrooms, to calculate value.

Basic Frigidaire branded ones in the less expensive ones, high-end Whirlpool models in the more expensive ones. 

I have Whirlpool, it works almost ideally.

I have good luck with Whirlpool dishwasher. 

All new flooring, fresh paint, Whirlpool appliance package, updated exterior paint, new fixtures, tile the bathrooms, etc.

George Paiva- We bought a Whirlpool Cabrio washer, a high efficiency top loader, and I love it.

I've closed 4 deals, have 2 current listings and a whirlpool vortex of buyers... and half of them... investors.