Same with outlet covers, a piece of molding, a new soap dish and rods (You have to have some form of consistency).

Go for it,, plan on an extra fridge,,,, I rent out a house 6 brs to 6 guys.. biggest challenge is dishes, and taking the trash to the curb, they take it out but no one wants to take it to the curb, otherwise has gone pretty well.Chore chart helps, you don't want to be their maid, unless everyone chips in and hires one.Also parking,, assign a spot and stick to it.  

Just no stove or dish washer. 

I just don't want to dish out 130 for every property I see.

My other question is that they put a direct tv dish which is huge.  

You are totally right no need to dish out extra money.

If you give up the dishwasher, make sure to get a double sink instead of a single basin to make hand washing the dishes easier.

I am diving into the RE game full force as I am mastering the art of acquiring homes at steep discounts and dishing them out to cash investors. 

You'll be frustrated when your tenant drops a dish and cracks the cheap ceramic tile.

For the short term, I pay all utilities and furnish the house (including dishes, small kitchen appliances, etc) - and increase the price quite a bit.