I like graph paper, proportional measurements, and cutouts of appliances drawn to scale.

Many years ago, I had a job selling appliance parts, and the parts book listed a package of citric acid crystals for cleaning dishwashers. 

Alls i would have to do is buy new SS appliances and rent it out.

I like to put stainless appliances in them so I can get the max market rent.  

We need a ‘Loan Bio' for Subject Property (This should be a detailed itemization about the property's back yard, T-Pole in the backyard, kitchen appliances, lighting fixtures in all rooms, etc.)"

Pretty much just needs appliances and the trim painted at this point.  

Furniture, appliances, vehicles, et al are not covered in the same manner, but almost every state requires special licensure to so engage.

Good way to see how much power your appliances suck up.

The property is in good condition but will need a full renovation.I'm looking to get quotes for the whole interior:- New kitchen including cabinets, counters, floors, and built in appliances- Taking down several walls some of which are load bearing.- Vaulting the ceiling.- New bathrooms and expanding the master bath- Possibly finishing the basement to include entertaining space and another bedroom I'm open to suggestions for contractors who will do any and all of the above.- Dave

Here is a general outline of the #s ...a lot of it was salvageableREHAB COSTS:Exterior($5,150.00)Garage Conversion ($1,200.00)Flooring($2,750.00)Kitchen Rework($900.00)Appliances ($2,200.00)Drywall and Paint (whole house)($4,260.00)Bathrooms ($3,200.00)Waterheater($450.00)Staging($1,250.00)Misc. ($1,000.00)Total:-$22,360.00