Another tenant-- we spent an extra $150 on a fancy SS stove vs. cheap white one, and wow-- they were so happy!!!  

I didn’t know that a real estate agent will do a lot of illegal things to get that fat commission check smh I’ll never forget this situation it’s like putting your hand on a stove I got burned but it won’t happen again

So you have washer/dryer/fridge/stove/microwave for $3,000 so you’re going to replace them all once in 30 years? 

That is what happened to the cabinet over the stove at my rental. 

Has electricity, wifi, HVAC, and stove.

Many multis are standard copies, meaning 2 over 2, or 2 by 2 side by side, but your best bet to maximize your return is to look for odd ones, like 1 bedroom over 3, etc.Also, if your area supports a 2+1 (harder to unlikely with FHA) which is a 2-family with a basement or attic unit that can't be rented out, but can be lived in by the owner, usually without a stove, that could be an option.

Nearly $700k, from $50k, leaves a hell of a lot of breathing room for a stove or washer ever so odd often. 

Because of Covid, material prices are currently highly elevated and some things are unavailable for weeks...depending on your area, you could wait 5 weeks for a fridge, dishwasher, stove etc.... when normally you could get them delivered within a few days.Certain townships are easy to work with and others are not. 

That lets you put 12 inches to the right of the stove. 

Be sure to thoroughly inspect the interior of appliances, turning on all burners of the stove / oven, fridge, etc.4.