I got a quote from a painter for $4700, and Furnace for $3300, Refri $1100k, Stove $800, dish washer/microwave/disposal $550, refinish hardwood floor and starway $2500, Kitchen Cabinet $2400, counter top $400, lighting $500, security alarm $400, landscape $1800, bathroom wall and floor tiles,Kitchen vinyl floor plus laundry room tile total $1200, refinish bathtub $500, New windows $800, new doors 2 of them $250, toilet+vanity $700,Kitchen and bathroom faucet $260, all new locks $300, roofing(patch up garage) $250, all other materials such as concrete(patch up drive way) sheetrock and others $2000. total $24710.Plus I am paying my contractor $200 per day to remodel the kitchen and bathroom with some plumbing and electrical works.

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.

Also, the appliances look older (dishwasher & stove) and I can see grease stains from your pictures underneath the vent hood.

Turns out there was tupperware or something of that sort in the broiler of the stove (gas stove).

Insurance costs may go up on your coverage after you lease to a company that sells, oh say, liquid stove fuel or ammunition, like a sporting goods store.Renting to a title loan company might show up in your insurance policy as well.

Is there a working stove that is available for them in the unit?  

I don't think renters insurance covers what you claim.If the tenant accidentally causes damage (tub overflows, stove catches fire, etc.) then it may be covered.

I made sure to get T connections when gas was installed and later got a gas stove/oven that I would find hard to part with.

Also I've been fixing up the places and removing eyesore things (I had an avocado color stove!)

Stove.