Odds are you will have to supply at least a stove and refrigerator.

Any wood stoves or secondary heating units.

Hypothetically speaking, will a homeowners policy cover an accident from a tenant...for example if they leave the stove on and burn the place down? 

It needs a stove,fridge and washer and dryer as well.

That weekend, I got a drunken phone call from the tile guy (who'd clearly fallen off the wagon), cursing me out because, in my absence, one of my lesser-skilled laborers had put a miter saw on top of the stove and to make cuts, getting sawdust on and inside the stove (stupid, I know).

Clean stove - $25, clean fridge $25 etc etc.

. - Wood stove needs to be replaced and chimney flue as well, it's out of date about 2 years ago according to fire code. - Kitchen appliances are almost at end of life, cabinets could badly use at least a facelift or full renovation.Obviously we are going to have to sink a fair amount of money in materials alone to this place.

(ie. washer, dryer, fridge, stove)I can recommend some good blogs and articles (mainly from within this site) from some investors that have some awesome tips for this exact thing.

.$500 to $780$375 to $575Those at $780 wanted it in writing so we gave them a month to month rental agreement & we threw in a new stove for $375.

I've seen multiple properties in Cleveland Heights with a third floor unit, my agent just advised to move the the stove/range out of the third floor.