There was nothing in there, no sink, fridge, nothing!

This will be right before the washer breaks down because it's doing load after load of diapers every day, the microwave breaks down because it's busily heating up formula and breast milk every day, the range starts a fire because the boyfriend is careless about leaving the burners on, the fridge breaks down because he's doesn't give a damn about about making sure it's shut.It all amounts to a compassion tax they're demanding that you pay because they had the shrewdness to break their lease and you had the stupidity to be a landlord.So get rid of them.

Tell them upfront, even in a roommate agreement: "You are assigned 2 spots in the pantry, 1 shelf in the fridge, 1 in the freezer.

They are all brick units. 2 bedroom 1 bath. dishwashers, fridges, and microwaves.

A bad water heater or fridge wipes out their profits for 6 months.

Rian Chung I allways supply Stove and fridge.

For example, I was at Costco the other day and they have a stainless steel side by side Whirlpool fridge with ice and water on the door for $799.

I always find the cheaper fridges (usually at Sears) and then choose the stainless option. 5.)

He had no way of moving the stove, fridge, washer, or dryer, so he told me he would "donate them".

What is the difference in buying a used fridge and placing it for $100.00 or buying it new for $800 in five years?