From my looking from the windows, I  found out there are furniture and debris in the house, should I throw them away after taking a picture or something?

She did all the painting this week and I moved out the old furniture and in the new stuff today! 

Yr Built 1950, 1044 gross sqft, 4 offices, small kitchen, bathroom, office furniture staysThey said it could rent for 1400-1600.  

The couple on the first floor have been there since before I bought the place and have a lot of stuff in the backyard (plants, grills, patio furniture).  

The first tab is just the summary page.The bulk is on the details tab, it also has a rental schedule to track how rental revenue changes every year and a mortgage amortization schedule to track the amount of principle paid from rent.

Based on the prices I got from Cort Furniture (a furniture rental company), the ROI on purchasing furniture and electronics and including them in your rentals would be far higher than even the ROI on the property itself.

Would you be willing to throw in some furniture or paint for them?

He had left items in the apartment, but not anything of value, and mostly it was broken/ damaged furniture that was probably too hard for him to move on his own without a vehicle.  

Now I need to decide if I continue to rent furnished or store the furniture and rent unfurnished for $200 less/month.The apartment supply has increased and I have more competition. 

Maybe self list the property or get discount side to save 3% because your margin is so thin.If you have nice furniture maybe sell the unit furnished with a bill of sale to get extra cash for less out of pocket and then get financed furniture for your new place that you can pay for over time etc. it would also help save on moving costs.