I would charge them a reasonable amount for prep and repainting of the refrigerator door.  

Given people are leaving bigger cities (such as SF and whole of Peninsula),with few minor repairs, Wood flooring (remove tiles), bit of updating (such as add a Smart refrigerator) and landscaping - would I be able to sell this for profit ?

Are there any other refrigeration units or dehumidifiers?

Not only did ***  destroy the home but Stoled my garage door and refrigerator.  

Here's a more detailed quoteMisc:*Cleanout Apartment*Pressure wash Porch and front of house*Fix broken stairwell window*Replace all door hardware and stops*Repair Back door*Repair/Paint Back Porch*Replace 2 window screens*Install towel bars and Toilet Holders*Repair Storm door*Repair Stairwell door latch*Clean Apartment after all work is completedPainting:*Repair all drywall patches and caulk all necessary seams*Paint all walls and Trim in apartment*Paint Basement Stairs*Paint/Seal Basement FloorElectrical:*Replace all Outlets and Switches*Replace Hallway Light Fixture*Add 1 Light Fixture to BedroomBathroom:*Caulk Tub and SurroundKitchen:*Replace Kitchen Cabinets with Wolf Brand Builders Grade Shaker*Replace Kitchen Floor with Coretex Clickboard Flooring*Replace countertops with 3/4" stock laminated countertops (Renter'sGrade)*Replace Stove and Refrigerator*Replace Kitchen plumbing and Install new drop in sink*Repair all Necessary Trim*Replace 1st Bedroom Floor to Eliminate Warping issuesLabor Hours 10,000.00TMaterials purchased specific to job 13,680.00TDumpster/ Disposal Service 500.00T

I still don't know if the water was ice maker water, condensation water, or something else.I'm tempted to just tell them that the new refrigerator they claim to have bought shall remain their property and I will just call it a loss on the previous refrigerator.

If they are not providing appliances, then you can either decide not to keep these appliances or you could provide these and maybe consider increasing your monthly rent slightly.The most common list of appliances that I've noticed landlords usually provide are - refrigerator, stove/oven, dishwasher, washer and dryer.

He will have a few ovens, refrigerators and freezers along with some storage area.

I am only going to comment on the pictures as I don't know the area to intellectual comment on other aspects.I don't like a black refrigerator in a white based kitchen.

With 15 properties between 15 and 25 years old, I bought 1 ac unit ($2500) 1 water heater ($800), and a refrigerator ($1100) this year.