Also, saying that major appliances are included--if you are going to rent a home and NOT including a fridge or stove or oven then GOOD LUCK finding a tenant who will bring their own FRIDGE lol...Also, I don't know why a tenant would care if the fridge is new, or that there's a door wall, vinyl windows, or that the cabinets are updated or the microwave and range/oven are "upgrades."

You could rent a  room with microwave / minifridge but not a stove. 

.  ($198k return on $125k) (to be honest, also minus a $400 microwave and a $300 new garage door opener.)This is not a strategy for someone who needs that $100/$200/mo rental income to survive, but then I don’t thing they should be buying investment real estate.

Most over range microwaves vent in and filter back out if you don’t have proper venting. 

Kitchen has all appliances including a dishwasher, stove, microwave and fridge and opens to living area.

Kitchen has all appliances including a dishwasher, stove, microwave and fridge and opens to living area.

Just to use the microwave they had to disconnect all other appliances including the fridge.

Tenant said that using the microwave suddenly trips the breaker.

A microwave over the stove would be nice, but I don't know it would be worth the expense.

For example when one of our OTS microwaves gave out, the repair guy with parts and service to fix is $300 and to buy brand new with tax delivery and install is $270.