I get what you are saying about imposing... but at the end of the day she would have control of it, so could manage it and dispose of it in the event that things went awry.  

Outside of utilities, all disposable income.

The main things have been a tenant not realizing that you can't pour bacon grease into the drain even with a garbage disposal (this is actually in the lease), noise complaints (though half of these have been against nonstudents), parking issues, and seeming to forget when trash day is.  

I replaced all my floors around my kitchen due to disposal leak and dishwasher leak.

I've been driving it now for 2yrs, have only needed to pay for consumables, oil, gas, and 2 new tires.Another great thing about the Econoline Vans, they are built on the Ford truck chassis, so that means a reliable chassis, drivetrain, and parts are readily available all over North America.Since you are from Indy you have all 4 seasons of weather, with a van you can load up your stack of drywall, plywood, lumber, etc and not worry about it getting rained on/snowed on/ etc while in transport.And if you don't need to be hauling things on a daily basis, then just pick up a cheap 'burner'/disposable Honda.

., likely less than $100-200 of value total) for a set period of time, or can we simply dispose/donate as needed?

There policies also cover the disposal costs.Everyone else is OOP.

The disposal is shot and we are buying all new appliances.

We provide fridge, stove, built-in DW & built-in MW as well as hook-ups for W/D but no W/D no garbage disposal.

No balconies, no grass, not enough off-street parking (though there was enough parking with street parking, as our residents could get resident stickers), no dishwashers, no disposals, no on-site laundry.