If I'm building a personal residence I might pay incrementally more to get the 8-burner stove, counter depth refrigerator, hand scraped floors, etc.

If your refrigerator and stove are being used 50% for business and 50% for personal use, then you can depreciate 50% of those as well.

Plan on spending time and money if that's the case.Appliances I would recommend at least a fridge and stove.

If it's something like a Fridge or $2,000 stove...I might still want to capitalize it. 

I found BrandsMart USA to be the cheapest, each set includes microwave, stove, dishwasher and refrigerator cost me ~$1900 (Amana brand).‎I would love to use better quality appliances such as GE, Frigidiare, Whirlpool, Maytag and LG but I find it hard to spend $3-6K on appliances.

You'd better do an assessment of the condition of and when you are likely to replace and for what price the following capital goods: roof, drive, furnace, a/c, water heater, stoves and other major appliances, etc.Vacancy ~8.3%?

I wonder if it would have been better to open the wall between the stove/microwave and the dining room and then add an island parallel with the sink and make a large open kitchen dining area.

The stove is gas, there is an electric dryer.

This has already been done for another service call on her stove last month.Tim C: there were no repairs needed or done.

I have no idea the cost to repair it short of the $10k another roof in the area cost to completely tear-off and replace.The rent we'd get would be $900, 5% interest on the loan, 20% down +$5k bankruptcy release fee, needs paint/carpet/stove/fridge (plus the repairs from the leaking).