Last night after a long day of work and trying to buy a couple Christmas gifts for the kids (I am so behind) I got emailing/texting my property manager about an idea to leverage some staging I did at my apartments into a full on furnished corporate rental option....simultaneously I was emailing back and forth with my contractor about our rehab project....while simultaneously updating my website, tracking invoices, preparing financials for my CPA....and eventually at 12:30am I threw in the towel on getting up at 5am to get my run in (also training for my 23rd marathon).  

The last lease (Section 8) was $924 furnished and next month it will be going for $1100.

I asked a guy how much a furnished house rents for. 

I am trying to figure out if I should furnish it, install kitchenette, and washer dryer......any ideas and suggestions are greatly appreciated.

Also, personal property used to furnish lodging may now be eligible where it wasn't in previous years.Keep in mind, if you're income is near 315k joint or 157k single, it may be a good idea to HOLD OFF on a full Section 179 depreciation of property up front and rather extend it over a number of years to take advantage of the 20% qualified business income deduction of pass through businesses in multiple years rather than just one.Obviously the details are a little more complicated, but this is a strategy that can save you tens of thousands of dollars not only in 2019, but the years following if done right.Best of luck!

I have some homes that are furnished.

Let them furnish the bedroom themselves.3. 

I agree that there is a constant demand for short term ( Over 30 days ) furnished housing in DC. 

If you structure a binding sale that resembles a land contract, released earnest, or installment sale you are going to be facing a foreclosure instead of a simple eviction.

Move the car out of the driveway.Remove the furnishings (unless they are included), or at least reduce the number of pieces.