One of the board members is retired and has nothing better to do than to walk up and down several times a day with his clip board, making notations about every little thing, then calling the Management Comp to fine the owner for such things as : too many flower pots on the patio/balconey, anyone who has decorated their front entrance with holiday decorations such as hearts on valentines day, bunny rabbits on easter, Christmas lights are out of the question.

And she paints, finds furniture, designs/decorates the houses.

Appliance and furniture rental (commission?)

In our renovations we've mixed antiques with modern furniture to try to create an expensive look for less. 

He asked me....is it better to stage the house or remove all the furniture.Since all of our properties were bought to be rentals, we have never "staged" a house....seems like a hassle to set up and tear down.But, seeing that the furniture is already in the house, I was curious what the BP community thoughts are.So......To stage or not to stage....that is the question. :)

It is durable and easy to clean, just move out the furniture and get the hose.

Lenoir us to be the furniture capital of the world but it has started going over seas and so have the jobs.

We put about $10k in for new furniture and upgrades when we purchased.

But we did get it pumped out very quickly and had fans and dehumidifiers going as soon as we filled a 30 yard dumpster with belongings, sheetrock, laminate flooring and furniture.

maybe), that one is a cove style bar high towards the ceiling otherwise it was difficult to put furniture in the room.