If you moved in with a working refrigerator, the Landlord should keep a working refrigerator throughout your tenants.

The feedback i have gotten is that it is the locals that you need to watch out for -- not the business travelers or vacationers.I recommend you create a small kitchen space in your basement apartment with a bar sink, microwave, small refrigerator and Keurig. 

He broke open the back door window wide enough to stick his arm through and unlock the door knob from the inside.That's my story.On the refrigerator there was a flyer with pictures of my other houses. 

*Check the functioning of the refrigerator and vacuum the coils and clean the drip pan; also wipe clean the back of the refrigerator. 

Hi,We are rehabbing and need to get rid of a few disgusting refrigerators and a freezer. 

I have two refrigerators that make ice but do not dispense water.

A/C repairs require a license of handling the refrigerant so this mainly focused on the troubleshooting of the electrical part of the system.

THe houses that we buy have pretty much nothing in them so we need to place washer, dryer, refrigerator, oven, and dishwashers in each. 

Carpet throughout the main living areas, vinyl flooring in the kitchen and bathrooms, microwave, stove, refrigerator, dishwasher, fenced in patio, and fireplace.

The new tenants chose to keep those appliances in place and I added an addendum in their lease that stated they were responsible for any costs associated with maintaining those appliances -- I continued to be responsible for the stove and refrigerator.