. * vandalism - (stove, A/C, broken windows) between vacancies.I hope that helps.AG

.$4500 in DIY renovations estimated: drywall repairs for small mold & water spots; painting interior; ripping up carpet & installing hardwood laminate; ripping up vinyl & installing tile; replacing oven/stove, refrigerator, & dishwasher.

But I don't budge when the buyer or their agents threatens to cancel because I won't buy them a stove or whatever.  

The stove was backordered - 6 weeks!

Appliances, flooring and the little features, like a pot filler by the stove and a glassed in shower with a fancy rain shower head in the master bath (instead of a tub and shower you would see in a Ramada Inn).  

Something he always hated, and the mostly-falling apart farmhouse was all my parents could find after being handed a 30 day notice.The house had holes in the walls, no insulation but it did have a nice big cast iron wood burning stove so we didn't freeze to death in the winter.

Do most landlords provide Stove/Oven and Refrigerator and leave washer and dryer to tenant??

When the tenant forgets the pot on the stove and the place burns down or forgets about running a bath and the place floods, their renters insurance will pay out rather than yours.

Keep the stove on the same wall. 

My agent for some reason says don't worry about the Refrig, only buy a stove & dishwasher.Also, does anyone have a good source for appliances, especially in the Dallas area?