We lived in 20-year-old, beaten down, rat-infested trailers with two to a room and nothing but a bunk bed, twin size mattress as old as the trailer, and a metal wall locker.

The only furniture in my house or any of my furnished rentals are used from ReStore, Goodwill, FB Marketplace or garage sales, except for mattresses.

So I have a tenant who has left his mattress in my garage.

I thought of putting a faux flagstone topper but I was told that will raise it up to high and since connected to building may cause water damage.

(I lived there temporarily on a blow up mattress to ensure all work was completed and managed as the house was an hour away from mine.)

Do some searches and you will find a lot of posts that cover things like furniture, linens, mattresses etc.

There are trash left behind, a futon bed, twin mattress, multiples tv boxes.

We have strict standards on the linens, mattresses, etc. that are used in our listings, avoid the max beds and heads strategy, and always make the beds unlike our competition that just drops a bag of linens, because the data shows that people will pay for that convenience.

Thanks for weighing in, always appreciatedAS long as they are not creating infestations and Mold and are just normal tenants. you know mattress on the floor  cloths heaped in a pile in the corner  one couch one big screen and maybe a table to eat on.. but no bugs or mold then thats the main issue I think 

That's a seperate issue that's going to be handled eventually but the big issue is I suspect that an occupant in one of the units is dumping large objects next to and inside the dumpster (ie doors, mattresses, an elliptical....) that I then have to move out and pay to send to the dump.