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We have had to replace a lot of cheap cookware from when we were just starting to furnish.

Sounds like back to white/ off white is the consensus replacement for grey.  

Best part is parents will co-sign and once the cycle starts each year the student will find replacement roommate. 

But reducing debt by paying taxes isn't always optimal.One thing you could consider would be to purchase the first replacement property cash and a mortgage on the second property, kinda like @Jason Wray had mentioned.

I was able to find a policy, but they won't provide replacement cost value, only ACV/full repair.

We got him a quote to replace two doors.

I'd check the water shut off valves (under sinks) - if they are "old" knob style, id try to turn them to shut off the water and see if they leak (they do tend to do it over time) - replacement can be costly because it will require water shut off to the entire building (unless you have the individual main water shut off) - it will have to be done thru HOA, increasing cost. 

My key requirements are Coverage that allows for rebuilding or repairing the properties at current replacement cost (not depreciated value).