if it's not on the lease for you to provide

you can reject, try to give a reasonable explanation.

if you have the hook up and the budget to buy them, you have following options:

1. provide as needed if you don't mind; of course you'll keep them in the apartment, it's an attractive option for future tenants;

2. if over your budget, ask them to buy for themselves and move with them when they leave;

3. increase a few bucks in monthly rent, as this is unexpected expense (W/D and water usage) for you.

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• 谢谢大家的回答了 -amzn- ♂ (0 bytes) () 01/04/2011 postreply 19:43:50