I went to a BIG chain store and made the purchase of a fridge, range, microwave, and dishwasher and specifically selected the appliances that could be delivered before I left ( about a week out).  

I am thinking the kitchen that needs that tiny table to make it right or the perfect place for a microwave shelf. 

You have allowed them to access your address book, your contact list on your phone, your email content, your pictures and galleries, if you buy a new microwave oven and reviewed them on Amazon, there is nothing that prevents Google from contacting everyone on your email and phone contact and say "hey, your buddy Sam really likes this microwave, wouldn't you want one for yourself too?". 

The roommate had a separate entrance and a dorm kitchen (microwave and mini-fridge).

With the tiny gallery kitchen with limited counter space we added over range microwave.

Paid $1300 for new stainless, microwave, stove and dishwasher electric. 

Ironically, the property's entire roof had been replaced less than 3-years ago; all HVAC systems were less than 5-years old, apart from one which was 8-years old, each having been serviced yearly like clockwork with documented proof; only appliances that I believe were included in-unit were microwaves (no surprise w/ rent this low), although the necessary hookups were readily available for tenants who wanted to bring in their own appliances; and I know at least one of the buildings had concrete floors.

(multiple TVs, computers, electric dryer, microwave, oven, AC all potentially running at the same time)  But at the end of the day, it is a rental.Thoughts?

There are actually 2 units, a studio that will be setup like a hotel room (no kitchen, just mini fridge, microwave and coffee maker) and a 1 bedroom with full kitchen.

She wants to replace her oven and ditch the microwave for a hood.Her house has natural gas run to it, and it powers the tankless water heater and furnace, however the oven/range is currently electric only.