There's no dishwasher, old stove, chipping paint on radiators, broken tile in the bathroom etc.

You do typically have to have that 3.5’ clearance for code compliance, and it is a good upgrade to 200 amp if you don’t have propane or natural gas running stove, and dryer.

I just rehabbed a house and spent about $1,300 for a whole set: fridge, gas stove/range, dishwasher and garbage disposal.

I often see impossible pro-forma numbers, that manipulate this reality.5 miles can be a world of difference as far as potential tenant pool, too.electric can vary depending how close to the beach, it can be 10-15 degrees cooler in the summer when you are 2-3 miles or less from the beach 5-10 degrees cooler 3-10 miles from beach, and maximum hot summer further inland... so air conditioning use can vary  depending on this.... also, if the heat is electric vs natural gas and the stove too, since NG is much cheaper than electric.that's my 1.5 cents

Each unit had a natural gas stove and separate gas meter. 

Methods to prepare the food have been covered; water filters or purification tablets, or stoves to boil the water, solar radios to know what is going on, etc.Now, lets' consider some other things- barter items that store well.1.Matches, maybe THE most important item for long term.2.Junk silver coins-These are pre 1964 dimes, quarters and half dollars.

I have switched the electric stoves over to gas so I can split the 240 wires into two 120 lines.

I told him that since everything BUT the stove had been approved, I would just simply remove the stove.My insurance company did an appraisal and had zero issue with the second kitchen.

Stove, $100.

My tenants don't want to loose the free government money so they have taken very good care of my houses.Make sure your lease covers silly things like the tenant being responsible for stove drip pans and any damage the cause.John