Also kitchen sink (stainless steel or ceramic) ?

So maybe the stainless steel can give me a small advantage.

It was modern sometime around the middle of the last century LOL.I feel the same way about stainless steel and granite as I do about avocado green appliances. 

HUD give a maximum number of voucher slots and funds to the housing Authority and once that is filled the only options is to wait to see if vouchers are taken away from tenants violating policy or to wait the following fiscal year. 

If someone is late for their time slot, they would go to back of the line if there are multiple applications. 

Of course it turns out they replaced the faucet (a white faucet on a stainless steel sink) and because they didn't put it together right, they wanted me to pay the cost to hire a plumber to fix it for them, claiming there was a leak before...I get most renters are generally low income, unintelligent people compared to us "rich landlords" but my GOD, I'm wondering if renting to people this dumb is not a huge liability. 

One of our tenants is moving to another of our houses so the wife just bought a new stainless steel range, one of our other tenants cooks in grease 24x7, she got $100 range from Goodwill.

The doors were insulated steel, and were pre-bored with 2 holes.  

It was a steel door rusting in one 6" square area.

Just like slot machines.There is a senior, in particular that I am thinking of, in the building I live in.