Renting by the room you have to decide how to handle the common area regarding cleaning and furniture.

Or is it a big box retail location that "feels" like a warehouse (think Costco or big furniture stores)?

Looking for suggestions for what furniture to provide for each room and the common areas, along with utilities.

I have two that I use, for interior and exterior walls, and trim I use a graco pro x9 and for things that need a finer finish, furniture, cabinets, doors, ect.

She left the house in a horrible condition with some of her very old and dirty furniture.

If I was looking for a house share, I'd be signing the lease based on the present situation.And even if I really liked the present situation and feel that we'd be good housemates, I could not see myself signing anything more than a month-to-month-lease, because I don't know who'll be moving in when you move out.I wouldn't know what their schedule is, their cleanliness, what kind of furniture will they'd bring in, how often they'll have friends over.That insecurity would keep me from considering your space, if I had to renew for 3 months at a time.

You are not expected to move furniture or give a cost to fix the items, only identify items that would result in you deducting from their deposit.

hello i just saw your old message for i think 2006 about getting reo at 65%, the bulk is no problem for us as long as there is enough invetory in the areas we have the resources to wholesale out the inventory.

A bit of space to transport small furniture and decorative items such as plants can be helpful sometimes when you are helping someone list a house.

Or the one that put in soft high-end leather furniture -- very expensive -- in the vacation rental after we specifically told her what a bad idea it was and why?