Last year, I got a brand new refrigerator after 3 repair work , the brand new refrigerator is worth $2500( I bought it for $1000 during Black Friday 2010).

Some of my tenants have removed the hydraulic door closers so that they can bring in there bed mattresses, large dresser units, or refrigerators?

One of the items is for a large crack on the stovetop and there is a crack down the middle for both of the refrigerator interior drawers.

@Mary Jay big difference between a refrigerant leak vs a water/condensate leak.

Particularly since we have decided to replace the dishwasher, range, range hood, and refrigerator. 

@Stephanie Walkes Here is a quick breakdown of the prices on a home like this: 1) Remove and replace kitchen (Gut kitchen, install granite countertops with Island, SS appliances (microwave, refrigerator, stove, dishwasher and garbage disposal) remove wall to dining room.- $8,000.00 2) Remove and replace Bathroom (new tub or shower, new vanities and toilet, ceramic tile, paint, bath accessories). - $4,000.00 3) Frame and finish basement - $6,000.00 (with full second bath included will run about $10,000.)4) Painting a property of this size including the finished basement - $2,500.005) Remove and replace all doors (about 10 in this property) with 6 panel hollow doors - $15,000.006) Install HVAC to include Furnace, condenser and ductwork - $7,500 (If the ductwork is already in place we can have a 2.5 ton furnace and condenser installed for $4,000.00(ductwork is the most consuming and labor intensive part of installing a HVAC system)7) Install carpet on second floor(This includes all three bedrooms, hallway and stairs) and basement $2,300.008) Refinish hardwood floor and new color of the stain of for the living room and dining room - $ 900.009) Replace windows with all new energy efficient vinyl windows - $3,000.00I think that's all of the big stuff.

Note: we don't budget for refrigerators in flips.

I paid closing, down payment, all expenses to include washer/dryer/refrigerator with the cash-out as well. 

Since purchasing the house, we have put a little over $2,300 into repairs -- things like plumbing issues, new refrigerator, cutting down tree limbs, ect.

I am replacing toilets, sinks, countertops and faucets now but will soon be replacing other things from windows and doors to stove and refrigerator and everything in between.I am wondering if other people have already done the research and have "go to" products that they use in their rentals.