Writing offers is a serious business - you need to know and understand every word in that offer and most importantly -- you need to understand disclosures and have a sense of fairness.Also understand that agents DO NOT write contracts (unless they are lawyers) they can ONLY fill in the blanks on a standard approved contract of sale (usually 20-35 pages).You can design your own contract if you are presenting yourself.When making offers nationwide -I always have "Hybrid" clause (sellers love this)Use banking days (nothing goes as expected in real estate deals - you need time to get to the profit)A built-In extension (you need time and don't want to beg for an extension.)Financing clauses - (the sweeter you can make the deal - the easier it will be to assign your contract - we call it CONTRACT CANDY - ask for everything - the furniture - car in the garage - lawn equipment - money back at settlement - paint the house - delayed settlement etc.)A memorandum of understanding - sellers need to understand your motivation and what you are trying to accomplish and who you are - do you have a license, bonded, insured - references - testimonials - etc. remember you are a buyer - sellers look to you to satisfy their financial needs or real estate problems - don't be cavalier about your actions - leave ego at home.  

Other kinds of storage are much easier to add via drawers on the floor of the closet or furniture.

Regardless of affiliation to Tenant any guest which: (a) stays on the property or in the Premises more than Fourteen (14) days or nights in any 6 month period; or (b) receives mail at the Premises; or (c) moves in their own furniture; or (d) pays Tenant’s rent; or (e) claims Premises as their residence, will be considered a tenant, rather than a guest, and must be added to the lease agreement; otherwise it is considered a lease violation and Landlord has the right to terminate this lease.

Unless its in florida law or your lease a wire rack in the closet is the same as furniture.

They have moved out the furniture but are unable to move out remaining personal items (kitchen, bathroom, random small pieces).

You don't want to spend a bunch of money buying furnitures, only to be shutdown later.

Except as provided in §1.162-3 (relating to materials and supplies) and in §1.263(a)-1(f) (providing a de minimis safe harbor election), a taxpayer must capitalize amounts paid to acquire or produce a unit of real or personal property (as determined under §1.263(a)-3(e)), including leasehold improvements, land and land improvements, buildings, machinery and equipment, and furniture and fixtures.

Furniture, clothing, drapes, bedding, and porous materials are the most common items that have to be removed immediately and properly disposed of.

If there are scratches from people moving furniture, etc. they have a little pen to color those in.  

It's going to run you an extra $1,000 or so but you will get to use their furniture and design expertise.