Thus, you'd be paying over and over again for the same roof, foundation, HVAC, and plumbing system, although the warranty does cover built-in appliances in each unit (you pay extra for refrigerators).

(the LL provided a push mower and riding mower for us to use) I would think this would fall under normal wear and tear just like a dishwasher or refrigerator these are the only deductions (except for 1 rent dispute amount), all having to do with the lawn, absolutely none for the apartment itself.

Stove, Refrigerator, Mini-Blinds, Toilet, Bathtub and etc. including entrances to all apartments.Now - I am a property manager, and have done inspections.

On top of that she extended the lease to two years and replaced my refrigerator and oven with new stainless steel appliances.

changed capacitor, checked refrigerant pressure.-150 dollars.August-1.5 labor hours-rerouted condensation line to the outside of the house from the crawl space-97.50 dollars.September-1 labor hour-repaired leaking hose bib on the front of the house.-65 dollars.October-vents are not working in all the bedrooms. found system with a broken duct in the attic and plenum.

"As long as you got the refrigerator out, you might as well sweep underneath it."

I have a rental vacant due to location and the power there with few lights and a refrigerator is $28 per month.

Perhaps a refrigerator in the office selling the snacks would control who buys.

And then you also have insurance, maintenance/repairs, property taxes, buying a washer/dryer/refrigerator, etc.

We do not provide refrigerators in our homes , but will rent one to the tenant for an extra $25 a month.