I do follow and analyze companies inventing and deploying disruptive technologies in industry groups where I have a financial interest, including real estate, (renewable) energy production, transportation, and agriculture. 

If there is a surround enclosing the refrigerator, then that too could be considered to make the refrigerator a fixture.If an item is a "fixture" of the house, it stays with the house upon sale (unless prior disclosures were made to advise the buyer that such fixtures were not part of the sale).Not to be judgmental, but two of the items you intended to sell definitely belong with the house; so why not just leave them all so that you keep your word on some of what you originally promised?

Often you have the ability to check for previous fires, chemical issues and ambulance transports.

Here's whats funny, the judge is allowing some of the silly stuff like making it a dumb@ss misdemeanor for harboring/transporting illegals.

Transported as a whole unit and using a crane to lift onto the foundation.

Once I had it under contract, which was after informing the seller that it would be re-sold, we arranged transportation for the seller (he had no car or license) to title/attorney's office, and then funded, closed, and got on with our day. 

Not a field I know a ton about, but let's just take the example from my side of the world.I would target other trucking or transportation logistics companies to offer them a service that you are uniquely talented at.

I work from home and whenever I need to go downtown I just use public transport, and worst case there’s the occasional uber/lyft

The majority of the costs come from labor involved with the removal and set-up, not the actual transport.

Certainly access to good transportation is important.