Keep in mind, the tenant space is not only the interior of the unit, but also any fenced in patio, backyard, or garage specifically reserved for their private use.

In exchange, maybe that person can re-build the dilapidated fence ... or help with demo ... or install a patio ... or do some painting.  

The stainless face is what your tenants will like, but the stainless tub will last a lot longer with much less problems than the plastic tub alternatives.For flips under 500k, I use fridgidaire gallery (with plastic tub) as they look like a much more expensive dishwasher than they are.

It also has an open patio underneath 50% of both the kitchen & lvg/rm floor space with 2x8 joists & barely adequate 1970's insulation!!!

This is a plastic tub, the surround is much worse than the tub.  

A couple of 4' shop-lights, or one of those strings of sockets with plastic cages around each socket, work fine. 

The house is empty, no tenant yet, bathroom works, lots of parking and has a really nice backyard patio.

Next if you do it yourself you will probably use 3" or 4" plastic pipe, abs, or pvc.

It has some interesting features in that in the past it appears to have been owned by a contractor - it has a four-wide driveway suitable for many large vehicles - 200 amp service - two outbuildings (including a large workshop with windows and a loft) - a large add-on family room to the original house - and a wrap around back porch - a large single bathroom with a jetted tub and a tile patio area at the side of the house.  

I poured a new concrete slab for the driveway, a walk way on the side of the home and a patio outside of the new master suite.