When you can tell that a stove it too hot to touch by another guy burning his fingers you're way ahead of the game.10.

That will mean you have to take the kitchen (at least the stove) out when you get it appraised.

The only thing we saw was that the stove was really old so we figured to replace that.

The basement needs work: remove wood burning stove, paint, carpet, bathroom remodel including adding a vent fan.  

@Joe Mende Technically, those are services in many, states that you  can shop for.

While I was on the phone with her, my tenant arrived home and when he opened the door, it became apparent that there was a fire on the stove.

To legalize it, I converted it to a office for myself which involves removing a bathtub and stove.

You might have to remove the stove or something to be legal as on 2 units, not sure what the regulations are for that where you're looking.

When replacing stove, refrigerator and things of that nature for your rental property do you try to save as much as possible  or do you spend a little extra in hopes the tenant takes car of it making it last longer?

Then grease fire got on ceiling above stove for about 7sqft, only repaint needed, 2x2 piece of drywall needed to cover bottom side of airduct in basement.