One asked me which and how many fridge shelves they could use, if they could hang a wall hanging in their room, and other basic stuff.

Some of that included a roll off dumpster rental, gutting and replacing the bathroom (kept the tub), paying for utilities, new (used) fridge and stove, new kitchen counter top, new kitchen and bathroom subfloors and flooring, etc, etc, etc.

I did have a fridge leak for who knows how long and several pieces of the Allure had to be replaced.

Whether it's a screen saver on your computer, a list on your fridge, or a piece of paper on the wall in front of you by your desk, the important thing is to read them each and everyday.

Well, except John Kruk, George Foreman, Fridge Perry, man...

Finding another cabinet to match is too much of a hassle for me.We've always left appliances such as DW, washer/dryers, but informed them via the lease that extra appliances (not fridge/range) were their responsibility to maintain.

People will pay 5 dollars for a broken fridge.

After seeing the appliances in person, we decided to keep the range and replace the fridge and dishwasher.  

He agreed to have an electrician bring the kitchen up to code, is hiring a sheetrocker to repair all the sheetrock, replacing the kitchen cabinets, and replacing the SS dishwasher to match the fridge/microwave/stove....and my offer is still $49k.I also talked to him about the foundation and they had it inspected by a structural engineer and repaired for $13k a couple years ago.

Fridge, about $150.