It cost maybe $25.For the BBQ, we just used a basic propane grill from the Home Depot (you can get a 5-burner for $149-$199 when they go on sale).

They can note when they sign that the stove is a 1970's electric top with rust therefore establishing they would not be required to buy a new Wolf gas stove if one of the burners fails. 

I have consulted with quite a few attorneys since and they all act like it is to much to deal with so this has been put on the back burner for awhile.I have never experienced this type of situation in investing before.

@Gary CarverWe are coming in on a budget so this may be something we keep on the back burner.

Some had cheap fees but raked owners over the burner with maintenance repairs. 

I found an electric stove top that could be perfect for the basement kitchen; it's an electric two-burner and works with a standard 120v outlet. 

Or just always "seeeing' visionary" seeing things that could be.. or is  needed.I have a couple of things on the burner right now. 

I measure the water temperature right out of the faucet in the tenant's unit, just after the hot water burner has shut off after a heating cycle.If you set the water temperature as I just described, there is no way that the temperature wouldn't get hot.

I will keep looking but will keep this one on the back burner.

While your issues may not be on the front burner there are many decisive issues that are.