I am trying to rent my first property should I get a new or used stove and refrigerator or leave no appliances, what about a dish washer, garage door opener, or garbage disposal.

To give you a complete picture, there's also many other minor issues such as: the refrigerator is freezing all of the food and the light is broken (not the bulb), the kitchen light is broken (but the fan works), the doorknob latch sticks a lot so I can't close my door (it swings open from the slant in the house if not latched).

I know the pictures make it difficult, but where is the refrigerator?  

I leave some bottled water in the refrigerator. 

Repair guy tells me the FILTER was filthy and refrigerant coolant leaked.  

Not only was the oven covered in a thick layer of grease, the countertops were THICK with it, the window in the kitchen was covered, the microwave, refrigerator, sink, cabinets, floor, EVERYTHING!!

If it's your refrigerator, then it's your responsibility to ensure it works properly. 

I actually asked my property manager if I could stop providing refrigerators and stoves, but she said it is expected in our area.Mike

I could  have gotten more, but I did not provide a refrigerator nor is there a washer/dryer in the unit.As landlords I understand that we want to get the maximum amount of rent we can, we need to cover our expenses and return a profit. 

I had the AC service came by around 9:30AM this morning and by 10:15AM it's fixed.Turned out the outside compressor had a big hole in the copper pipe and all the refrigerant leaked out.