I agree with John above that the investment in furniture, dishes, and all the other stuff that goes into a STR is sort of at risk. 

Only issue would be that I would lose my only big cabinet on the top and not sure where glasses and dishes would be stored.

All kitchen stuff like pots and pans, dishes, glasses, silverware, small appliances, and TP, paper towels, and everything else a house needs. 

Install one of their deadbolt locks, then when a tenant inquires about a property they will simply reach out to the owner and the owner can dish out a temporary code from their phone!

Renee and John (post 3 & 4) mentioned most of mine except:1) No satellite dishes on roof.

I did provide cooking utensils and dishes. 

The closet in the master is our personal cloths etc.. one in kitchen is exta dish tabs, toothbrushes, random stuff. 

It is a whole different level of rage when a family reunion rents out your house for 2 days and ruins 1 year old carpet, smashes have the dishes, and breaks the door off a cabinet (I speak from experience).After experiencing the industry, I find that people do far better when they think of it like buying a small business more than like a typical rental.

We know that on average we spend $5.40 per booking on cleaning supplies, restocking supplies, coffee grounds, filters, and the occasional broken dish or stained towel, etc.

By the end of that weekend, we had 3 bookings.Our first booking gave us a great public review, and also sent an email saying that they did love our place and love all the extras we put in there (beach toys, cooler, cart, sandwich bags, foil, etc.) but also that our brand new floors didn't feel that clean, coffee pot had some coffee marks and dishes were left in dishwasher previously.