The prices on Freon are rising and will continue to rise in coming years as it's only available from existing stock and aftermarket sales of refrigerant recovered from decommissioned systems.

The key is to see what your specific house competition is offering any why.For example, in California a lot of houses do not offer Refrigerators.

I have gotten several deals over the years from people calling me from my business card refrigerator magnet that I sent years earlier and now the owner or relatives are calling me.Jon has a really good point and is correct you do have to send tons of letters and the key is to be consistent.

If the weight of cabinets causing buckling were really an issue, then you'd have to lay the floor around your refrigerator and stove.  

They make their money by charging excessive ancillary fees and maintenance work.I would certainly follow up with the refrigerator issue, but installing the sump pump seems to be a fair price if there isn't a pit there already.

What about the washer/dryer and refrigerator?

Maybe a refrigerator magnet or postcard - something they can keep with your name & number.

With the refrigerator, my fear is that the other tenants will see the appliance guy show up and race to get in line for their new fridge, too.Thanks in advance!

The answer is no as you cannot predict if the tenant will pay or if the refrigerator will break.

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.Property Characteristic:Unit Types - 2 bed, 1 bathZip Code - 53210Street Location - Lisbon & Hartung AveAppliances - Refrigerator, Oven/Stove/CooktopTenant Utilities - Electricity, Heat, Gas, Air ConditioningLandlord Utilities - Sewer, Hot Water, TrashCurrent Rents:$525 - MTM$525 - MTM$675 - MTM$675 - 1 YearPlease note, I also intend to have tenants pay apportioned share of water/sewer/municipal cost.