As an example, if you have to replace a fridge, even a more economical one around $600, that would eat up a whole year of maintenance.

A lot of the homes in the area do no necessarily come with a fridge and a stove.

The application form does not states the start day of the leasing only on emails.The problem started when I went to measure the windows on my friend's apartment to know what curtains I will need (my future to be mine), I heard that the fridge did a very loud noise and then found out (through her husband) that the lock (and he showed me) that the lock from inside (so far) did not lock at all, you could locked it and pushed it hard and it would open anyway.

Take your time, don't let the tenants hurry you and open the fridge, all of the cupboards, be very thorough.

Now my concern is what happens when the cheap stove/fridge breaks down?

I had some KitKat in the fridge and told them to help themselves.

Now if we repaired it, instead of buying a new and then fridge went out again, then maybe.

I found out late last week, that to move out, she sold the fridge, microwave, shed, playhouse (real property) all the draperies and refuses to give all the keys back (she said that she only had one key, she has given that back).

Fridge is old and other appliances are used.

If good, it's easy to store and even put on the 'fridge.