The neighbors told me that weekend he had a U-Haul and moved all his furniture and things out.

I broke my landlord's lawn furniture and BBQ set, I should...A. 

Took down non-load bearing wall, added/framed a new bathroom, all new electrical, fixtures, appliances, stone countertops, 1100 sq ft of luxury vinyl plank flooring, paint, and new furniture for two main living spaces.I spent $1200 on a drywall crew, $5000 for plumbing (had to dig up slab and replace main), $2700 for new chimney, $500 for a structural engineer and $400 for help from my electrician buddy. 

Once you put in furniture , and some area rugs  you dont see much floor anyhow . 

As an incentive I would throw them some appliances and furniture. 

The house is empty , once someone puts in furniture and some accent rugs here or there you wont see much of the floor any how 

I could smell these people a few feet away inside, and presumably they smoked even before they got to my property.Won't the smell on them get on the furniture, washing machine, in the air?

His subsidiaries are set to serve and not own the RE market:Clayton Holmes = sells manufactured housingAcme Brick = speaks for itselfBenjamin Moore = paintHomeServices of America = brokerageNebraska Furniture Mart = home furnishingShaw Industries = 2nd largest US carpet manufacturerGIECO = home insurance broker------------------------------------------My twist on his remark about housing comes from his insurance float which runs about 70+billion.

I've taken many marketing photos of properties with and without furniture.

With banks not lending right now, owner financing is looking like the most viable option for everyone.On the ones I've done, I've used some of my own furniture to stage the house.