Some appliances and surge protectors are fried.

I think that $450 would be better invested in higher end appliances, installing a dishwasher, or even taking care of the never ending list of deferred maintenance such as the steps that are cracked or the bent storm door.The first question I ask is, "Will this get me any more rent?"

*Cheap fast Demo work (rip out cabinets/floor/suspended drop ceiling/bathroom floor vanity/whole house trim)*Electrician (add a few outlets for appliances - reasonably priced)*Strip, repaint wood trim (this old gem has a ton of it!) 

All were legit as I've ordered appliances for a house I just closed on.

This includes all appliances, mechanicals, and systems.

If you're going to rent it make sure the major items like HVAC, appliances, roof, flooring (laminates work great), paint are taken care of which will defer maintenance for a while. 

*Has new appliances.

Just helps you unit look nicegraniteblack appliances (best if they don't look like they are 20 years old, stove especially)back splash, updated Best of luck

Let's say you get tenants but the tenants that come and go continually trash the place and you have to replace the carpet, paint, appliances, etc.

The same apply for appliances.