Personally, in each house, I put a full set of GE/Hotpoint faux stainless steel appliances (refrigerator, range, dishwasher, microwave) plus washer and dryer all for $2000.

However most tenants I've encountered don't own big ticket things like refrigerators and stoves.

Has washer and dryer hook-ups in garage, central heat and air, gas cookstove, and crosstop refrigerator, dishwasher(appr 3 yrs old).

(refrigerator, stove, washer, dryer).

Needs a refrigerator and stove.

As a friend, I would have, of course been there to help if it was a 2-man job or if he needed my pickup truck to haul a refrigerator etc.

Which goes first, and how to bid in that scenario can be truly messy.The UCC filing says that the lender will attach the property, but that is usually chattel property (refrigeration, furntiture, tools, etc).

Can I get away with 18 or do people expect a larger refrigerator?

(I was thinking of getting the non self-cleaning and investing in larger refrigerator instead)

We've done this before, but the hanging island range hoods are really expensive compared to a standard microhood or even a basic wall-hood.Another option would be to make you island a bit smaller and have the cabinetry run along the wall that doesn't have the window - have a short run stemming off a corner lazy susan and put your refrigerator there and a pantry unit on the back wall in the left corner.