I'd also include a small apartment fridge and microwave in each room, so tenants won't be eating each other's food and fighting about it and complaining to you about it.  

Look at the Craigslist ads and see if there's anyone renting without a fridge. 

@Wei HuangYour market will dictate whether you turn the split into an up-down duplex or keep it as an SFR.Here, we have student house where we have a kitchenette in the basement which has everything but a range and dishwasher (i.e. sink, fridge, microwave).  

Take pictures of closets and the fridge.  

Update on this story, since everyone loves a "train wreck" (that's getting back on track).This is what was behind the fridge/stove:If you're wondering what that white thing is on the wall, it's a diaper stuck to the wall!

The small stove is about the same size as a wine fridge.

It needed flooring in 2 rooms, some slight drywall repair, a window removed and replaced with a solid wall, and a fridge, painted and cleaned to get rid of the smoke smell, and some light fixtures. 

We were outside of a vacant house that we were about to look at, when the la called our agent and told us that he "just remembere" that we CANNOT open the fridge.

Ginny;I make an Itemized record of all repairs and cost's, this includes everything, light bulbs,blinds, paint, cleaning behind stove and fridge what ever the costs to make the property ready to rent again.

So we rewarded them with two upgrades they wished for- a ceiling fan in their bedroom, and we hooked up the ice maker in their fridge.