I believe that most if not all REOs go into local MLS and Realtor.com-- Dawn

Again, I wouldn't put this in an A class building where expectations include air conditioning, dishwashers, etc. 

In two of my units I provide a Range, Dishwasher, Refrigerator, and over range microwave.  

I just had a 2 year old dishwasher go bad. 

I would buy a used fridge, stove and dishwasher (check the space dimensions) on CL for ~ $250 each.

Originally posted by @Dawn Brenengen:@Varun Parkash  Have you considered the Raleigh market? 

There is a reason they have lived there since the dawn of time .

With that in mind, I'm considering the following options for a dishwasher: - No dishwasher - 24” dishwasher (standard size) - 18” dishwasher (fewer options, same price as 24”)Anybody been in this position/any suggestions?

For the SFR, we supply the fridge, range and dishwasher.

They were really bare-bones, but clean and well-maintained - with cheap carpet put in new for every tenant.The one thing applicants wanted more than anything else - and these units didn't have washer/dryers, disposals, dishwashers, bathtubs - which nobody complained about - was hardwood floors.If the only thing I ever changed was convincing the owner to put in hardwood flooring - or anything similar that just wasn't carpet but was similar to hardwood flooring, like laminate - I could have increased rents significantly.But, I'm telling you they don't care about dishwashers or counters or bathtubs or disposals or even washer/dryers in-unit as much as they care about hardwood-type flooring.The next thing the care about is in-unit washer/dryer of any kind or size.Next, a dishwasher.And I highly suggest you don't paint in any color other than basic beige.