Screwing around with real estate contracts is serious, an owner may act in a reasonable manner to prepare for a sale, they may move furniture to storage, they may rely on your contract to enter into another purchase, spend and deposit money, they may lease a place.

I just layed off two people and am planning on spending $200,000 on new furniture, a $2,000 waste basket (it is very nice looking), custom desk, etc. etc.

Make sure your handyman tightens every piece of furniture in that place every couple months or you'll have dozens of bolts working themselves loose.

I have solid furniture, a couple fake plants in the apartment, good internet, and smart TVs. 

I am boarding at the moment and as such don't have things like furniture, cutlery, appliances and homeware items.

At places like Petsmart or similar they sell black lights which with lights turned off can show up urine stains.You might be thinking it is just on the floor. it could be also on furniture,the walls, corners,etc.

You'll probably take a haircut if you sell the product in bulk. Is

I used an ugly yellow postcard 4" x 5.5" glossy front, same message both sides, sent with a regular postcard stamp (not bulk !!) I

So I sold all of the furniture, sheets, plates, pans, etc. 

Have the furniture and such appraised and sold, or keep what you like; clean, fix, update, and then sell that bad boy.The other ideas are all well and good, but require probable rezoning, permitting, licensing, ongoing inspections by several government agencies, and a willing operator that OK being tied to the place to begin with.