LOL I think you should have put the cabinet over the stove a little higher.Post some  more pics and give us some numbers. 

The bottom line you really care about is how you can get the heat out of the house faster than the heat getting in or generated by lamps, stove, occupants, etc. in the house.

Install a high backsplash behind the sink to avoid painting and a stainless steel backsplash behind the stove to contain and reflect cooking fires.6.

Also, he has a wood stove. 

I would add a new stove.  

@Mona Arthur I am a Realtor and would suggest that you add a supplemental heat unit (Monitor heater, gas or propane fireplace, pellet stove) this way you can advertise more than one type of heat without replacing the entire heating system. 

Stove burner liners.

It came with a stove and 2 refrigerators (1 fridge needed fixing).A few months back I bought a duplex at 417 N Rural St 46201.

I would definitely hire a PM to manage the property, make sure you go through their management agreement and become familiar with whatever fees they may charge. there may also be a leasing fee and an added percent to the cost of any maintenance that they may do with their crew. as far as utilities paid, you can usually have the tenants / Students pay for the electric ( which is usually the lights, stove, hot water heater and washer/ dryer if you have them there for them. you could try and have them pay for gas/ oil or set a limit and have them pay anything over that limit. i usually include heat, water, sewer and trash pick up as well as provide them free internet.  

Both units come with w/d, refrigerator, and stove and look good.