Typically, I've used this clause for things like washers & dryers because I've included them in a couple rentals (since I had extras), but I didn't want to be responsible for their repair or replacement should they break down.

The building is in a desirable area and average rent for 2 bed in the area is $725, but mine may be closer to fair market rent of $700 because we do not offer in unit washer and dryer - we instead have common area with washer and dryer.  

I'd like to think I've done all my due diligence but would love any feedback from members.Some additional details are this is a B rental, stainless steel appliances, new washer dryer in unit, nice area.  

Deanna, I realized that the tenant was drying clothes in the house even though there is a washer dryer provided outside in day room.

I recently had a tenant bring a washer and dryer in there unit.

The lease is legally binding on the new owner, the e-stoppel just explains the terms of the existing lease and property rights if any that the tenant has(like if the washer and dryer are theirs or the property owner).

They are a little extreme but provide insight into an operation that owned and manged 300 sec 8 sfrGet the local housing authority inspection checklist to understand what is required (and what is not: screen doors, washer/dryer and hookups, etc)Personally I am trying to better the community

Bonuses include a fenced yard, washer/dryer. 

Also as part of your lease or an addendum to it, indicate what they are receiving as far as House keys, mail keys, pool key, remote, gate remote, fireplace key and any personal item you leave in the property - IE patio furniture, washer dryer, fridge.This way it is clear when they leave that it needs to be left behind. 

Washer and dryers are new along with stove and fridge for most part everything else can be thrown out.