I don't know about the city registry but many have them, here you need a business license, might check that and they may want personal property taxes on business property, fridge, free standing stove, other amenities not attached.

I would not install a fridge with an icemaker in most rentals given that this is sometimes an expensive fix. 

The fridge was filled with roaches, there was dirt and rice all over the floor, it was really, really bad. 2 of us spent 2 full days cleaning.

Oh if you already have a fridge with that darn ice maker consider putting in the lease that you won't repair/replace it when it breaks.

You wouldn't have any recourse if she kept your new fridge and replaced it with a failing mini-fridge on the basis that the old one broke and the 'new' one was all she needed or could afford.

Tell them upfront, even in a roommate agreement: "You are assigned 2 spots in the pantry, 1 shelf in the fridge, 1 in the freezer.

I always find the cheaper fridges (usually at Sears) and then choose the stainless option. 5.)

They are all brick units. 2 bedroom 1 bath. dishwashers, fridges, and microwaves.

Rian Chung I allways supply Stove and fridge.

For example, I was at Costco the other day and they have a stainless steel side by side Whirlpool fridge with ice and water on the door for $799.