I noticed this a lot on the show, why do they put all this work into the houses...new paint, tile, cabinets and appliances but they almost never have a fridge. Just a spot for the fridge and that's it.
You can call me 'Mayor Chapstick.'
I noticed that myself when I watch it and why do they always take a bathtub out and put a walk in shower if their is only 1 bathroom. i would think they would leave a bathtub just in case the buyers have small children.
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That's standard. You have to buy your own fridge as well as washer and dryer. If you want those appliances you can negotiate them into the deal, but 99% of the time they're extra.
shareSo weird, thanks for answering though.
I figure if you're putting all that work into a house and have all the other kitchen appliances you'd have a fridge lol
You can call me 'Mayor Chapstick.'
Where is that standard? I've never heard anyone taking large appliances with them when they move.
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Consider the daffodil. And while you're doing that I'll be over here looking through your stuff.
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Every house I've ever bought along the east coast and the midwest, new or used, never had a refrigerator in it. Fridges are a personal choice, and thus they are not usually included unless they are negotiated in advance.
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Here in Philadelphia houses are required to have a stove for resale but no other appliances. I had to buy my own refrigerator and dishwasher. Luckily the cellar had a washer and dryer.
If you can't be a good example -- then you'll just have to be a horrible warning.