(You cant have your breaker boxes over stoves apparently.)  

In a rental i own, there used to be a microwave over the stove. 

Here is mine to get started:- Kitchen fire due to tenant frying chicken on the stove top.

If they're lucky they might get a stove or fridge.

Wrote on another post about mice in stove.

Excess cost $2000Appliances for kitchen were estimated at the usual $1500 for all stainless steel stove/oven, micro, and dishwasher.

Maybe a flat top stainless stove versus round burner white in a C neighborhood.

Landlords are required to maintain electrical, plumbing, sanitary, heating and ventilating systems and ap-pliances landlords install, (such as refrigerators and stoves), in good and safe working order.

Also what concerns me that the tenants do not pay heat or water they just pay for electricity in their apartments and the gas for stove.  

What I recommend is that you find out what approximate costs are for big things like roof repairs; cabinet, and countertop replacements for kitchens; new appliances for a kitchen (dishwasher, fridge, stove); new laminate by square foot, new hard wood by square foot, carpeting, tile; new light fixtures; new door hardware, plumbing hardware; new doors, for front doors and interior doors; interior and exterior paint, by square foot usually I believe; retiling a shower, new sink, new toilet; new HVAC; new windows (per window);Then take all of this info (and don't forget to include the installation/labor costs, because a buyer won't be happy and will lower his/her opinion of your business and abilities if you don't include actual costs.