I am curious though, you mentioned you don't supply refrigerators in your units? 

If you want to be the go between on who can place their milk on which side of the refrigerator ... that's up to you (as long as you don't violate Fair Housing Laws) you have that latitude.What I'm suggestion is that legal definitions aren't useful in this situation.

Refrigerator, microwave, stove, dishwasher.

He said to make refrigerator magnets that look like your business card and send it with your letter.

New refrigerator purchased 4 months ago Step 3: Find tenant , FRV is $850 planning to rent for $750Home is in a small town , there is a small college 15 minutes away, other than the college there is not much going on in this townStep 4: Home is roughly valued at $85k, would like to refinance home and take equity replace roof and use remainder to purchase multi unit property Feedback: I plan to use a property manager (I’m located on NYC)Is this strategy flawed in anyway ?

Prior to September 30th (the "in service date"), I purchased a new oven/stove, microwave, refrigerator and washing machine.After September 30th (the "in service date"), I purchased a new hot water heater and dryer (I thought I had adequately repaired the hot water tank and dryer, but I had to replace them for the tenant).Questions:(1) May I use the de minimis safe harbor or bonus depreciation for the appliances purchased before the in service date?  

I can’t imagine what the rest of the property looks like if the refrigerator looks like this!

Ironic that the house My dad and I live in, we are renting out the basement next month to a tenant to generate some extra income he can put towards the mortgage (Currently underwater, got f*cked by housing bubble, literally purchased house 2 years before crash) so this will indirectly give me some land lording under my belt.I did find a spot in Frederick MD that had the basement already renovated to appeal to a In-suite rental ( separate entrance and full bathroom) i could probably install a small stove and add a full refrigerator to a property like that.Looks like a single family home will definitely be my first buy

In my nicer properties, I have them but I make sure to not include them or the refrigerator in the lease, but rather say something that explains that if they break, it's not my responsibility.

And here is the article for everyone to hang on their refrigerator:  http://mobile.nytimes.com/2015/03/13/nyregion/after-bilking-victims-of-10-million-serial-swindler-is-sentenced-to-nearly-22-years.html?