Now if your tenant put a piece of furniture through a door or window on moving day that would be a different story, and I'd say you could feel confident to deduct from their deposit.

Bought $14k in furniture and repairs to get them ready. 

It's much easier for somebody to hook up their truck to the RV and move, they don't even have to move furniture.

Maybe it won't be full-scale furniture in every room, but maybe in some targeted room, or anything you can to help it feel home-like (e.g., some generic eye-pleasing artwork in a few areas).

I charge a $500 setup fee for the additional work involved in processing utilities, coordinating furniture rental, etc.

Hardly any furniture remaining, no beds and I saw the Warrant on the counter with what the police confiscated (guns,ammo,drugs the whole 9 yards).

If she really wanted to stay there, she would then need to go out and purchase her own furniture and appliances. 

The entire complex is also being sold completely furnished with high-end furnishings throughout... subzero refrigerators, bed linens, high-end furniture, etc. 3.

I had only bought the property a few months prior and there was little furniture.

@Ken Snay - If the numbers make sense, making up-front improvements and adding furniture/decor could help give you an edge in the market.