They did take every appliance and left some of their garbage furniture for me to deal with, but based on other stories I've seen, I got pretty lucky.

They left almost all their big furniture.

They had no children, so next of kin are two siblings. 

Doing our first flip in Scottsdale Arizona and the neighborhood is a mix of the residents that are not quite senior citizen but near or at retirement age and families with teenage to older children.

For example, I have rental properties in a D neighborhood and the 2 or 3 bedrooms are usually rented by families, with children.

I just had tenants that were fine for about 6 months (inherited), and had been in there for about a year and a half total by time they left after me owning it for 6 months.When they left they left all their junk furniture behind and didn’t pay last month rent.

Six months ago I hit rock bottom I have a fiance and 3 children and we all live in a camper parked at my friends house.

So then you’ve got your little slice to share with the owner (because they might want more), to do furniture, to pay utilities, cleaning crew if you don’t do it, etc, etc.

We have flippers who simply move the furniture from home to home.   

Unless you count putting together some Ikea furniture.