Hello everyone,I hope you are all well.I am still educating myself on rental property investing and have a quick question to you if you would not mind.If I have a rental property and a tenant is living there:If for any reason for example, the faucet of the kitchen leaks water or breaks, or anything related to the bathroom gets damaged, or for example the fridge gets damaged.

I'm also looking right in the centre of the city where the units are quite small so there is less area that could potentially require capex.Another nuance is that in Australia, washing machine, dryer and fridge are something that the tenant handles, so nothing would go towards this for capex.

Viking appliances adorn the gourmet kitchen which features marble surfaces, custom inset furniture grade kitchen cabinetry, pot filler, wine fridge, and built-in micro/drawer.

Professional Jenn Air appliances adorn the gourmet kitchen which features marble surfaces, custom kitchen cabinetry, pot filler, &wine fridge.

It's unclear whether the majority of these kitchen appliances are "new".I came across a place here in town that sells restored/used appliances.A lot of their inventory is slightly damaged/ dented, but there were some beautiful fridges, dishwashers, ranges that looked brand new.

On Grid  $$$$$  Electric, A/C or Fan, small fridge.  

The old laundry area could become a kitchenette with a sink, fridge, microwave, coffee pot, etc. .     

We had a fridge issue.

You could leave out the fridge and BBQ if you are concerned they will get broken Did this myself for approx $1000

Out of 12 appliances, we had a warrantee repair on a dishwasher and a warrantee replacement on a fridge.