If a property of mine is vacant and I'm still working on it, I will usually deadbolt the front door,  screw the backdoor shut, cut 2x4s for the tops of the windows so they can't be opened, and hide my tools in a closet or room that is out of view of the windows. 

We have never had a tenant open the ladder container, but it is in a closet if they should ever need it.

I think Sheila's people found the closet where they hid all the bad paper.

It's a good sized bedroom with a huge walk in closet.  

Or if all you need is the printer plus a network hub with a USB port or similar.This is mostly for people who work with a portable and want to roam the house.

I just got an iPad and it is the very FIRST portable computer I have ever owned, I have never owned a laptop and I built my own desktop.There is an old saying, I do not know the origin, but it goes something like this.

I take off all door hardware, switch plates etc. it makes the job look much more professional this way.I paint the ceiling first, I take out all lights and replace them with a cheap plastic round closet light with bulb that hangs by the wires so you can paint under it, then mask the ceiling back 2' then take a paint brush and paint the ceiling color over the edge of the the taped off area.

192O one and a half story, the attic was converted to 3 BR with what they called a 4th, no closet though. 

Done.FWIW, I'd say a quarter of my tenants end up buying a new fridge, or adding a window or portable A/C unit, or whatever their personal preferences are ... and 80% of the time those people want to leave it when they move out.

The down side is, smaller rooms, fewer closets, fewer bathrooms, chance of asbestos.