Assets identified in this study include:Appliances: Oven/range, dishwasher, refrigerator, washer/dryer, microwaveElectrical and communication systems: TV connections and dedicated equipment outletsCabinetry and CountertopsDecorative light fixtures: Sconces, pendant fixtures, chandeliersInterior Finishes: Crown molding, wood panel wall covering, window treatments8.20% of the total depreciable basis was classified as 15-year class life.

I am looking into replacing a refrigerator and I have narrowed it down to LG or Whirlpool.

If you have a filter on the refrigerator it should work but replacement filters in my opinion are the responsibility of the tenant.

It has a $450 spread with only $3,500 on it (water system, $1000 down and refrigerator)We have used a mix of personal properties and investments!

The most blatant one was the tenant that traded her old non working refrigerator for the new one I had just put in her unit. 

It was an easy fix, except the refrigerator was plugged into the outlet that went bad.

I’ve had to replace 3 refrigerators in 5 years on 25 units but they were very old.

Bare minimum is refrigerator and stove.

You should definitely provide a refrigerator, even if it's not required.

Originally posted by Cary Donham: Of course that doesn't stop some tenants from moving out and taking the A/C condensor, the refrigerator, the dishwasher and all of the light fixtures.