Quote from @Joe Mende: Originally posted by @Henry Lazerow:Funny reading this in 2019.

We have water and gas to heat water and run stove.

We also replaced quite a few old ceiling lights with new ceiling fan/light combos and replaced any cracked or suspect outlets, etc.Kitchens got new stoves and microwaves and upgraded furniture in common areas.

You think 30 years ago we had any idea they'd one day be after gas stoves and lightbulbs?

If you have a guest and the fridge goes out, the stove goes out, the AC goes out - whatever it is, has to be done ASAP.

Someone with a home in the mountains mentioned that we MUST install a furnace and cannot rely on the wood stove alone.

If you don't want or are not allowed a full kitchen in the basement, you may be able to have a kitchenette with a fridge and microwave, but without a stove.

Appliances included are a refrigerator, stove, dishwasher and microwave.

Myth: You never have to worry about getting your rent when you have section 8 tenants.Reality: rent payments can get suspended if the unit fails annual inspection, even if the items that caused it to fail are the tenants fault.Reality: the tenant portion of the rent is never guaranteed.Reality: if a tenant wants to leverage you for an upgrade, like a new stove or a new refrigerator, they can cause housing payments to get suspended by filing a complaint with their caseworker.

I've also heard from someone that if there isn't a stove in the 3rd unit then the city is fine with it.