Who is going to move the furniture and clothes out of closets? 

If you average 50% occupancy, you are not that much further ahead each month and that doesn't include all of your time, cost of furniture, bedding, cleaning, etc.

I have some furniture that's hard to move out of the room(s).

Sometimes it is not the arrangement of your furniture but paint colors and color schemes that are putting off buyers. 

I move just about every year in college and I could pack most of my stuff in short time and dump the furniture and be gone in a matter of a couple of hours.There are units in the SAME building for $1250...... very easy to move and save $150/month...assuming the units are near identical.

If buyers have a clear vision and already have established furnitures, sometimes it can hinder the sale. 

Selling price: $85,000 (includes furniture, appliances, beds and bedding, dishes, yard equipment, etc)10% down payment: $8,500 House is turnkey and sale price is average for area.

Furniture upgrades are another we see around this time.

You may even opt to not become a broker as you carry all legal liability as well as overhead like furniture, and paying for office space.

Some of the furniture I even got for free (like when my parents decided to get a new mattress for their guest bedroom... free mattress!).