If it's a rental, and doesn't include appliances, of course you'd take appliances you purchase since you own them. In every place I've rented in Ontario, appli

If it's a rental, and doesn't include appliances, of course you'd take appliances you purchase since you own them. In every place I've rented in Ontario, appliances were included -- which is common but not universal. I've only owned two houses, where it's a matter of negotiation. The first place we purchased from a couple downsizing to an apartment, and the terms of sale just included everything. We ended up replacing the fridge and stove after a couple years anyway. Also learned a lesson there, because they included an old fridge in the basement that we didn't need but figured whatever, why not. We never even used it, and then refinished the basement and ended up having to pay to have it disposed. The second place left nothing but the dishwasher, while the people buying our place offered some money for all our appliances. We took our new fridge and stove - since it wasn't really worth it to us to sell <2 year old stuff and then have to buy brand new at retail price - and sold them the rest for next to nothing (or maybe just left them, I can't remember).