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Bradley Bladon
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Refrigerator in rental

Bradley Bladon
  • Lender
  • Columbia, SC
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What are your thoughts in leaving/putting a refrigerator in a rental? I have a nice stainless steel fridge that was just given to me and can’t decide if I want to sell it or leave it in the property for prospective  tenants. May make it make it more appealing to rent but I don’t want to deal with it when/if it breaks...

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Jim K.#3 Investor Mindset Contributor
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Jim K.#3 Investor Mindset Contributor
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BYOF doesn't work so good in our area, we've found. Even in D-class rentals, we provide working fridges, and replace them with new or clean used units when they break.

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