You would need to furnish  the house, pay for internet/WiFi and utilities.  

This strategy is great, but it fluctuates depending on the time of year, you probably won't live for free because it is more challenging since you are only Airbnbing a small space or basement unit.4) MTR - this is a good in between style of creative strategies since you can furnish a place nicely that would rent out on Airbnb but you want a long-term high quality tenant like a travel nurse or corporate rental that stay for 2-3 months vs. under 30 days for most Airbnbs.Combining strategies is the best way to go, ideally, you would find a property with a separate entrance or walkout basement, live upstairs in the one of the bedrooms, rent out the other upstairs rooms and STR/MTR/LTR the bottom unit.

I don't see the average Jane being able to afford to live in a furnished rental as a traditional tenant.

I've recently had the roof replaced and fully updated the common areas.Here's a breakdown of the situation: The units are currently marketed as furnished rentals (cashflow well), and based on the current income of the 4 units I own, I anticipate that all 6 units combined will gross $182,400 annually.

I listed on Furnished Finder but no bites yet,I need an expert is my first mid term.

I have a 4 bedroom fully furnished home in Midvale Utah.

As others have said, you'll want to get a listing up on Furnished Finder.

We decided we were really going to go all out on this one (within reason) and purchase high quality furnishing and design it like she would for a client. 

They were listed as an operating STR with furnishings included and seemed to be based on a multiplier of past revenue.

FYI: if you've lived in the home you probably do NOT want a S8 tenant as they tend to be harder on properties than cash tenants (our opinion).Corporate housing would be Mid-Term Rental (MTR) and you'd need to furnish the home.