I've not done that remotely, but it could be done.I have a handyman that gets used appliances all the time and installs them in my rental houses when needed.It would take some trust or coordination on your part but could save you some substantial money.I'm sure you could find someone on the next door app that was handy and had a truck to go pickup stuff.

(i do think that household formation will slow way down in the late 2030s. 

The average US household uses 9000 per month.

An appliance like a refrigerator is depreciated over just 5 years. 2.

Meaning, there was no AC oven or other higher voltage appliances.

Median household income should always be north of $40K, preferably north of $50K. 

With the refrigerator, my fear is that the other tenants will see the appliance guy show up and race to get in line for their new fridge, too.Thanks in advance!

This will impact you financially, because you will have more vacancy and each vacancy will cost you more money to get it rent ready again.And on the maintenance side, GE appliances or your local plumber don't care what you are collecting in rent.  

The kitchen has upgraded quartz counters, SS appliances, and they updated the bathroom as well.

You're lucky to make 100 per door in Lethbridge once you factor in maintenance, appliances and cap ex.