The end of this past November my family and I moved into a new apartment and less than a month after this we discovered that mold had started to grow on our ceilings and walls (ruining a dresser and clothing).

My wife had a hair dresser there, that she loved.

I looked at the building code and this room seemed to meet all the criteria (large size, heat and electric, plug points, dresser, easy access to bathroom) - so we are good to go! 

The tenant left a pile of trash, a dresser and a bed om the curb. 

Some tenants wanted everything but the bedroom furniture (hauling a bed, mattresses, dressers - and storing those are not a fun experience) and others had their own furniture that they didn't want to pay to store. 

A room at my house for 1 year with  a twin bed & dresser (no sheets or nightstand- that is the 75k course)2. 7 days a week of REI education via 2 way radio while I am on the toilet (10 minute sessions)&3.

Maybe a dresser and an end table from rooms to go or facebook.

Especially considering doors were busted up in all 4 units.Anyways, the ONE time we had our tenant put a hole in the hollow core door (and the drywall- they claimed the fist sized, shoulder level holes were from moving the dresser), we replaced the door with a solid door and deducted the price of a hollow door from their deposit. 

Is there room for the bed and other furniture (dresser, night stands, etc).  

Unless there was no closet, dresser, or drawers anywhere.