If not, keep in mind that a washer and dryer will set you back between $1,000 to $1,500.Security - this typically includes things like outdoor web cams, new digital locks on the front doors, and perhaps keyed locks on the bedrooms.

There`s already a bachelor apartment in the basement, so all I have to do is convert the living room into a bedroom and move washer/dryer out of another room.This is the place: My new houseThe 3 rooms have 180 square foot.

I’m Ray and I’m a newbie from San Diego but grew up in the Midwest (which is where I’d like to invest); I’ve joined and attended my first meeting last night at our local REIC which was fantastic – Kathy Fettke was here (she rocks!).

If both are set up with their own hook ups for a washer and dryer, the easiest for many reasons is to each have their own.

Just because it has been past its useful life it is still damage they caused.For instance in another thread we were talking about a washer/dryer door.

If I was her I would be trying to sell the home with an agent.

We negotiated the brand new upscale washer and dryers to stay with the home and also wanted a play set to stay in the backyard.

Also, maybe the thought maybe instead of staging furniture cost you could offer the buyer help with closing costs and/or maybe an allowance say of $1,000 for new washer and dryer.  

I usually write in the Lease that I replace the filters once a year when inspecting the unit and they replace quarterly the rest of the year.They won't for sure because even the cheapest filter cost $8-10 but at least once a year it got replaced.Besides, some tenants don't report problems like plumbing, d/w cycle stop working or washer/dryer - they just do dishes themselves and go to laundromat.

You can make minor adjustments based on the type of appliances (dishwasher, clothes washer and dryer, air conditioning, etc.) and the size of the rental.