One outlet that does not not work, hot water tank needs electrician to do final wiring.

By cellar I mean about 6 ft of head room with bare concrete walls and floors, exposed floor joists overhead, a bare light bulb for light, no outlets, and a half height wall holding the dirt back from the crawlspace area.

They might have broken windows, holes in the floor, wall and/or ceilings, electrical outlets (or even entire rooms) that don't work, "slow" plumbing, doors with broken hinges or hardware, stoves with only one or two working elements, or any other problems you can imagine.  

It's not far from the beach, close to some new high end outlets, has 3 ocean view decks, and the layout is perfect to accommodate around 14 or so.

Loft in upper level could be extended out to create additional 6x8 space was quoted $600 for basic floor and railing and to add 1 outlet.4.

We have an electrical outlet outside of each unit that is made for the outside.They usually buy an outside light and plug it in to the plug.No I do not let tenants hard wire anything.We already have an outside door light for them.On the locks I would have to look at the cost involved.

Even at Sears Outlet, a good fridge is over $500 nowadays.

It was unlocked of course because of the heavy duty orange extension cord going through the open front door... it was attached at the other end to a multi-outlet strip, into which the tenant had plugged in several lights, the stove, and the refrigerator!  

Electric fireplaces are an option, but the outlet is not right next next to the fireplace and getting an outlet installed in the fireplace seems expensive, and you're also stuck forever with an outlet on the fireplace.  

I do not have any used paint outlets near me.