Swapped it out in the back , Fixed it in 15 minutes saved hundreds and a whole lot of heavy lifting because I was willing to learn and try it .

Would be happy to connect if you'd like to swap notes as you move forward.

I "live and breathe" land assignments, flips, owner-financing, "land swaps", bank reo's, bulk-buyer of donated land (I.e., "Habitat", etc.), "Top-Rated Seller" and a past "Power Seller" of land on eBay, "email-blasts" and more!

Presuming you have a descent NOI on the property that would support a very occasional $200 expense, and you aren't worried about starting some sort of 'trend' with multiple tenants suddenly complain to get a new appliance, why not try and swap it out and appease the tenant.You win in more than one way... (1) the tenant quits complaining / you get peace and quiet, (2) when you raise their rent the next time they feel like you listened to their concerns and took care of them, etc (you buy some good will).  

Instead of swapping hours of your life for dollars on a job, do what many wealthy people do, print your own money.

You can then swap out the 2-prong with a 3-prong, and the screws that hold the outlet in the metal box will ground it to the system.

I’ve done a BRRRR where I swapped the 2nd and 3rd R’s.

Verizon offered an unlimited prepaid plan this time last year for $45 a month and a swapped all to that plan and have one at&t backup I picked up 2 yrs ago on a special ($23 month) just in case we have an issue at any of the cabins.

Mayonnaise Jar Money How did you add value to the deal?

If not, no, not ever, forgetting the 10% costs of swapping properties, you have built in advantages to a neighborhood and property you live near and know already.