You're not just selling a tv on craigslist or something. 

Identified ABQ as a target due to affordability, city potential, industries (military, medical and film/TV).

Mounting shelves, a TV, or other large items that requires screws, bolts, or anchors should be regulated by the landlord and charged to the tenant. 

Side chair, curtains, TV stand, silverware, throw pillows?

You can watch closely to see if it is something you would like to do on future properties.

.: Quote from @Tony Wilcox: That's great Ken, but no need to watch that video.

Any other comments and watch outs in this? 

All it took was removing a couch and a TV and giving the exterior a quick pressure wash.

I started as a rookie, then became a realtor, then a flipper, and now a multifamily investor.Go to YouTube—watch Tom Ferry, Mike Ferry, and real estate trainers.

It's kind of discouraging to hit my budget numbers and timeline, while watching the value of comps tank by tens of thousands and DOM increase by dozens of days, but this is the life we chose.