Repainted the entire house ourselves, enclosed one room with French doors to make a 5th BR or office, changed all the ceiling fans, door knobs to brushed nickel, added an above stove microwave.

If not, I would do your best make-shift kitchen as you could with a hot-plate, microwave, etc.

My goal is to maximize revenue rather than occupancy. i plan to put small kitchenette in each...microwave, 7cf fridge, storage & shelving, small counter, etcMy plan, your thoughts or ideas?

I would probably put in a microwave over the stove. 

This helped significantly for renting out the property, and selling it.KitchenUpdates made included changing the light fixture, painting the cabinets, adding cabinet handles, buying a new microwave and oven, and updating the countertops.BathroomUpdates included replacing the mirror, changing out the light fixture and fan, and adding an accent wall.Laundry RoomThe only update here was getting a new washer and dryer.BedroomOnly updates in the 3 bedrooms were changing out blinds where needed, and changing all door handles from bronze to satin nickel.RentBefore the refinance, with the smaller loan and lower principal and interest payment, expected cash flow was around $300.

You can finish it out, put a nice microwave, etc. and rent it to longterm renters. 

. $600 Stove and fridge, $440 dishwasher and $230 for a microwave.

Everyone likes stainless steel appliances, if yours are the white ones from 20+ years ago, how about changing the microwave or dishwasher or fridge or all 3 to stainless steel?

They had a small kitchen area with a microwave and either small stove or a hot plate.  

@Zachary McDonough print @Bruce Lynn post and hang it everywhere-by the bathroom sink, next to the microwave, next to the TV…read it a handful of times every day, and action every item he mentioned.