And now furniture depreciation.

So I splurge in things they will notice and appreciate...better appliances, backlit rocker switches, remote control ceiling fans, 6-panel doors, upgraded flooring, decent furniture and accent walls.  

Habitat for Humanity will enter the house and will accept usable furniture.

She is super excited because she sold some of the furniture that was left in it which should cover the back taxes owed plus a little extra.

First, the whole apartment smelled like pot (illegal in Indiana), then we found some of it in two of the rooms, dog pee stains on the carpet, multiple pieces of furniture left in the rooms, trash everywhere, animals in the freezer, full fridge, mold in the bathroom, chewed up internet cords, and holes in the carpet. 

Where will I put my two big screen tv's and my custom furniture? 

Patching up a few scrapes from moving furniture, simple.

Very little furniture, pretty bare bones place on the inside.Does anyone have any experience with a deal like this?

(Worry #6, anyone who actually visited the property would see neatly trimmed grass and plants, snow was shoveled, trash can has recent trash, there are cars with clean windows and obviously used regularly, there are cats in the windows, lights are on, looking through a window shows furniture, etc.

If the Landlord receives a judgment for money against the Tenant, the landlord can use the court process to take the Tenant’s personal goods, furniture, motor vehicles, and bank funds.11.