(time off work, 14 day quarantine with no pay, plane tickets, etc, etc)The two biggest costs are:1) Removing the rug, replacing with fake wood flooring.

Get some art, blankets, pillows, rugs, side tables, bookshelves (with books), etc. 

After intensified bombing yesterday after here in Syria after President trump announced withdrawal of US military from Syria, I discovered a fortune, which is why I am contacting you.

Let the tenants supply their throw rugs, whatever.

There are some upstanding people in this country that believe in rugged individualism and the freedom to make or break your own way.

They are definitely becoming westernized.We saw the largest rug in the world in a gigantic mosque.

If we want to really make it look "finished" on the cheap, we add some 1x4 baseboards and paint them white, put a big throw rug down, hang a few pieces of artwork on the walls, maybe a fichus tree in the corner if you have one ... we pull these items out when we sell it.

Too many renters use that as a tool to pay less or get in ahead of other renters, then they pull the rug out from under you.The basic rule of law is that the Tenant is responsible for the terms of the lease, period.

I say...buy rugs from some of those famous discount carpet/rug wholesalers, cover your floors and rent, rent, rent for better days.

Mostly rugs and minor imperfection are part of the charm.