Appliances but no washers and dryers.

There is also optional contents coverage: which would cover any appliances or furniture you have in the home.  

Should I "give" or sell the appliances to them?  

Choose appliances that don't break down because although they may cost more initially, you will save in the long run by not having to replace or fix them.  

List:Exterior:i) Structure/foundation:ii) Siding:iii) Roof:iv) Leaks/cracks:Interior:i) Walls:ii) Flooring:iii) Electrical:iv) Plumbing:v) Air conditioning:vi) Doors/windows:vii) Appliances:

Not the most elegant solution but looks pretty decent when painted (rest of kitchen is pretty nice with ss appliances and granite counters - bathrooms are just regular white tiles).  

All new kitchen with new cabinets, countertops, SS appliances, backsplash, ect.

I learned to make sure all my leases ended between may - sept to avoid non-optimal turnovers, paid for professional photography to attract higher demand, and invested in stainless kitchen appliances to increase appeal to get a higher rent.In the last 3 years, rents have done some serious climbing.

Needs a paint job bad landscaping etc but have great bones (newer roof, appliances, etc).

His quote is similar to GC#1 but includes appliances.