All of our appliances come from Home Depot. We get faux stainless refrigerator, range, microwave, dishwasher, and a washer and dryer for $2000 (delivered).

If you’d like the SKU numbers of the specific items we purchase, just shoot me an email…

Where are you picking up your low end appliances from? We are starting a flip this week on a starter home and we need to get some appliances before we list the property.

Thanks (great site by the way)

Michael

Our goal is to ensure that our houses are 100% move-in ready…this differentiates us from our competition, and our buyers know that if we’re willing to go the extra mile with our rehabs (all appliances, washer/dryer, window treatments, etc), that we’ll probably be good to work with when it comes to purchasing the home.

For just a couple hundred dollars extra, adding a fridge allows us to gain an advantage over the other houses for sale in our area, and in this market, we’ll take any advantage we can get.

First, be careful about estimating rehab costs based on square footage. Because not every house needs the same level of rehab, the cost per square foot can change dramatically. Of course, if you’re doing a full gut rehab (basically, tearing out everything and rebuilding from the frame), you can get a good estimate of rehab cost, but you’re not usually doing that level of rehab on a house.

All that said, the square footage is around 1100-1200 sq ft.

The appliances are a faux stainless steel; very low end, but makes a great impression on first-time homebuyers who don’t expect new appliances at all.

The cabinets and countertops were both in great shape (no reason to spend money where it’s not needed), and the faucets in the bathroom are all brand new (albeit low-end).