You could also do some shelving on the outside wall that is covered in wood paneling to make a pantry.Google images for kitchen with brick wall and you will see lots of good ideas.

Multis are flying off the shelves if they're anywhere close to priced right.

Multifamily would allow you to invest more at once, but they are flying off the shelves right now.

Multifamily would allow you to invest more at once, but they are flying off the shelves right now.

And some shelves too... ok.

UPDATEEven though not everything went to plan I am please with the final finish, well 95% finished it still needs shelving and a section of trim.Costs:Appliances - $525Cabinets - $1600Flooring - $600Counter tops - $1220Paint - $50Range hood - $190  Sink/faucets/plumbing - $260shelving - $280Toe kick - $40Electrical - $300Drywall - $500Demo - free did it myselfTotal $5,565Learning lessons:I purchased the cabinets from facebook marketplace it seemed like a good deal however I was only shown the cabinets before they were taken out and thought they were hard wood.Took a lot of my time to refurbish and paint - in total about two weeks!

We have had no problem renting SFR's in our area where homes typically sell for more (sometimes much more) than $1 million - in fact, they are "flying off the shelves," as it were in the current environment.  

There are still clothes in the closets, books on the shelves, and dishes in the sink among other things.

I'd also like to add some additional storage and functional decor for the tenant such as a decorative cover for the wall AC unit (it's an eyesore), a cabinet over the toilet, a kitchen cart for more counter space with some floating shelving above, corner cabinet in the kitchen- all would probably be from IKEA.

Within the past two years I have saved close to $20,000 to invest in real estate and am more than ready to do just that.But in my market, the houses are flying off the shelves in a matter of days at full asking price if not more.