Well worth the money.If you go this route, I suggest buying the best mattresses you can afford.

A buddy filled a 3 family 10 beds takes $100 a month off the top per bed, making a $1,000 a month on a prop she doesn't nor manage.Paul

I forbid mattresses and recommend they store all clothing in water-proof containers.

I rent individual bedrooms and have a full mattress, desk and 4.1 cu. ft fridge in each of them, and guests still have space.

Your market may be different than mine, but even thinking from a renter's point of view a mattress used by someone else is a little gross.

Our king size foam mattress soaked up all that water and got ruined.

There are even old mattresses and tires laying around, but since I don't own ALL of it, I can't really remove it.

There were two bare mattresses in each bedroom and four bare mattresses in the open space. 

If I still have access to my house I'll be doing 2 weeks on an air mattress but otherwise I can stay with family a little farther away from work.

The reason I say this is because you said she left all of her personal property - not just some old mattresses and furniture.Do you have an emergency contact from the tenant application that you could reach out to?