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This is common in Australia. You move everything that isn’t part of the rental. So you move your fridge, washing machine and dryer, and microwave. The stove,
by foobarbazetc 8y ago
This is common in Australia.
You move everything that isn’t part of the rental.
So you move your fridge, washing machine and dryer, and microwave.
The stove, oven and dishwasher are usually the landlord’s.
- wcarss 8y agoIn North America the refrigerator and clothes washer/dryer are usually the landlord's, but sometimes people own their own clothes stuff -- I think self-ownership is becoming less common with time, but only have anecdata to back it up.
- bumblebritches5 8y agoNo. A sink, stove (with oven), and fridge all come with whatever you're renting. Usually you buy a washing machine and dryer seperately, tho a small minority of apartments come with them.
- crooked-v 8y agoIf I ever rent out my place it will absolutely include the appliances (fridge, stove, dishwasher, washing machine) and probably some bits of furniture like bookcases, because it'd take a whole team of people working for half a day to get it all down 4 extremely tight flights of stairs, and that's half the depreciated value of it all right there anyway.
- jen729w 8y agoWasher/dryer is often included, because the law states that if there isn’t a suitable outdoor area, some sort of drying facility must be supplied. (In VIC it does, anyway.)