Each room is pretty simple:Living - 1 ceiling fan/light on common switch, 1 switch to porch light, 1 receptacle on each wallEach of 3 bedrooms - 1 ceiling fan/light on common switch, 1 receptacle on 3 of 4 wallsBathroom - 1 switch for vanity lights, 1 switch for exhaust fan/light (I am going to daisy chain an led light for more light in shower), 2 GFCI'sHallway - 2 switches - one operates a light, the other used to operate an attic fan which is now removedKitchen - probably the most complicated 2 lights operated by single pole switches, currently 9 receptacles - 2 general purpose, 3 counter height, 1 for dishwasher, 1 for refrigerator, 1 for cooktop, 1 for oven.

@Dawn Anastasi thank you!

Originally posted by @Dawn P.

When I inspected the property a dishwasher, washing machine, wash and dryer were all present.

Looking at $180 for a control panel for an otherwise fine 11 year old Whirlpool dishwasher.

View a few units to see what the standard is for the area: stove, dishwasher, range, forced air, boiler, etc.  

Thanks Rachelle for the link to the abbreviations and thanks Dawn for the tips on the keywords and meetup recommendation.

@Dawn Brenengen As of now, i'm mostly interesting in investing in real estate in Denmark as i'm unaware of the tax/income law regarding out of country rental/ownership.

I had to come and fix the dishwasher which luckily (knock on wood) was an easy fix. 

I also replaced the fridge and range in one of the units and added dishwashers to both.