Seriously though, I know white cabinets, dark wood trim, white painted brick (a cardinal sin to paint brick anyway IMO so good riddance there), glass block bathrooms, Tuscan kitchens, brass hardware, reclaimed wood, Edison bulbs, furniture and fixtures made out of black pipe and distressed wood, interior sliding barn doors, pastels, too much granite, chevron patterns, whicker furniture, etc. have all been way overdone recently and are on their way out now, and brightly painted cabinets are in, but beyond that I’m not sure what the “next” design trends are currently.

Now if your tenant put a piece of furniture through a door or window on moving day that would be a different story, and I'd say you could feel confident to deduct from their deposit.

Bought $14k in furniture and repairs to get them ready. 

It's much easier for somebody to hook up their truck to the RV and move, they don't even have to move furniture.

Maybe it won't be full-scale furniture in every room, but maybe in some targeted room, or anything you can to help it feel home-like (e.g., some generic eye-pleasing artwork in a few areas).

It's a great place to live if you like sun, golf, outdoor activities like hiking and boating...and real estate that appreciates.

I charge a $500 setup fee for the additional work involved in processing utilities, coordinating furniture rental, etc.

It's also Important to consider, is there a pool, gym, recreation facilities, outdoor BBQ. 

Hardly any furniture remaining, no beds and I saw the Warrant on the counter with what the police confiscated (guns,ammo,drugs the whole 9 yards).

Most of our homes have nice fenced yards, and lots of people, especially those coming from apartments, want a nice outdoor space to share with their animals.