But people tell me that my card sits on their fridge until they get tired of looking at it.

New to buying investment properties (in the Charlotte, NC area) for rentals….My latest unit is without a dishwasher, fridge, or oven.I've heard there are good, low-priced alternatives to buying new top-of-the-line appliances for rental units, and would love to hear opinions and get advice on this….Thank you!

I am looking to see if anyone out there has a preferred brand for dishwashers, fridges, etc. and where the best deals are to buy?

Most landlords where I'm at don't have washer/dryer/fridge and most tenants will rent them.

On the facing wall you have the fridge and more counter.

I am using the fridge in the above picture and bought a new Whirlpool white gas range. ( http://www.lowes.com/pd_394357-46-WFG510S0AW_4294715790__?

Eg, space between dishwasher or stove and fridge.

There’s a small fridge and microwave, and restaurants nearby. 3) I price short, mid-week stays lower to keep it full, and used to give bigger discounts for week-long stays.

There are other ways that we have managed this when my mother would take off (alzheimers) like baby monitors and  those things that beep like your fridge so there are other options.     

The entire list of plumbing fixes includes:replace tub drain (mechanism toast plus drain was handyman'd out of code)replace water heaterreplace slop sink faucetreplace 2 sink faucetsbring upstairs 1/2 bath vanity drain to code (straight drop and no vent)move gas range feed to original placement in the house (they had it where the fridge should be and the fridge was a huge french door deal where the eat in location should be)re-run gas feed to dryer (utility co capped the line back towards a main joint)That ends up to be way more than I originally thought but it could have been worse.We pulled up the kitchen floor since someone had put el cheapo vinyl faux laminate down (always a bad choice) on top of old linoleum.