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Aaron Peterson
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Replacing Appliances in Single Fam Rental

Aaron Peterson
  • Investor
  • Akron, OH
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When a tenant reports a stove that has stopped working, is it best to send a repair person or replace? If replacing, do you buy brand new and let the store deliver for you? I’m trying to get away from buying used and using my time to deliver and setup. I need a better system.

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Pat L.
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Pat L.
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We get them scratch & dent with a 5 yr warranty which we have used several times. We have a great appliance repair guy who maintains them under & out of warranty. If the repair is too high or the part(s) ETA is too long (Samsung 2 months) we just install one in stock or buy another. I have a couple of new stoves & a WD set in the pole barn ready to go.

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