Or I go to IKEA and buy an armoire / closet furniture. 

(Before even the proposed furniture was in place).

I am going to do it myself but then I think I am not getting paid and it is free for me to get a cleaning crew cuz its on the tenants dime - they did not follow the lease and have it super clean ready for someone new to move in.Also how do you get furniture imprints out of carpet?

There was a ton of clothes, furniture, dishes....

It helps people see how the furniture might be placed, bathrooms laid out, kitchen, windows, etc., exterior finishes, landscaping, and so on.

I have read a lot of blogs about repurposing old furniture.

I'm working on growing my real estate investor client base and I'm trying to create a staging package (6-rooms, all furniture and accessories, 60-day contract) that investors can't pass up... 

Originally posted by @Leather Nix:What cracks me up is when someone posts a question (usually a newbie) and then argues with the good advice that's given.

I added original art, designer furniture, and some nice sheets and stuff.

These are places people have to drop money for a service and they can't look around and then buy online cheaper. 90% of retail failures  last year were clothing and furniture store related so I avoid those like the plague.