You want to know how much a water heater cost, new flooring, a new fridge, stove, toilet, vanities, cabinets, doors ect.

If your refrigerator and stove are being used 50% for business and 50% for personal use, then you can depreciate 50% of those as well.

60% is a good rule if you are paying all utilities besides electric and gas for the stove on a 1970 or older building.

We started just over 3 years ago not providing appliances(mostly only stove and fridge) for our rentals on the southside of Chicago due to high tenant neglect we experienced the previous 6 years.  

If comps have dishwashers that may be the most affordable option. moving a stove over is not as pricey as completely changing the wall it is on.

Thomas left out the igniter, but only if it's a gas stove.

Spent roughly $1500 for both the fridge and stove and they are nicer than what we have at my house!

I've heard of cats turning on stoves, a pipe can burst while someone is away, life happens, it's their stuff they are protecting!...   

The stove will likely look new for a while!  

Honestly I don't really care if it's just a 25 dollar recovery (which would be $75 after a case), I just need all the money back that I am owed and I'm willing to go to court over it.Here is the explanation, via text message, verbatim in full:50 for breach of lease agreement one extra day stay. 48.97 for electricity. 25 cleaning trash removal left in can when you should have done it trash night and i had to remove and deal with it. 30 for new pan and utensils for what you did not clean and ruined the frying pan. 25 for further cleaning of stove (grease) microwave (filthy) and other general cleaning of your mess.