(The old fridge was 35.5" wide and the replacement fridge is 33" wide. both were the same height and the replacement fridge was about 1" bigger in depth.)The surrounding cabinets were custom made around the 35.5" fridge, so the fit was extremely tight, wouldn't be able to fit a 36" fridge.She was ok with the size when we discussed it prior to purchasing it, and everything was good when I dropped it off and installed it. but about an hour later she sent me a message stating she was unhappy with the size and wanted me to purchase one of the same size as the old one. 

The C+ to B class ranges is a good sweet spot.

In the lower price range, Zillow seems to get the majority of leads / inquires.

@Phillip Robertson I'm an agent here so walk quite a wide variety on any given week.

It is non-linear, meaning that small homes have a much larger $/sf factor than larger.Yes, you should see a higher price for more acreage and a garage, but there are so many other factors to consider:Style, Age, Specs - location, condition, beds, baths, basement type, foundation type, sq ft, acres, local conditions like noise sources, flood zones, school zones, proximity to airports, gun ranges - that list goes on and on.

Just adding a follow up question here: is there a recommended deductible range for investment properties?

What is the range you think each unit should cost?

Most standard washers / dryers are ~27in on their minimum dimension, and the only doorframe to the room happens to be 26in wide.

There are plenty of opportunities around Denver (and the Front Range.)

Does anyone have a good referral for multifamily property manager in 30-50 unit range for the Houston/Clear Lake area?