@Joe VilleneuveI’m saying if need like new furniture and things like that, and a sandwich LO

In that Fire scenario, they could lose all their clothing, furniture, electronics, kitchenware, etc.

A designer can help you maximize your space and minimize your costs, help you prioritize your needs and wants to stay within the remodel budget, and provide plenty of options for materials across a range of price points.If you’re going the DIY route, price everything individually, from the professionals you’ll need to hire and the Flooring Options you’re considering to the appliances, fixtures, and furniture that speak to your heart.

Hi,looking to rent out a room in my home, and would like to know if I should list the shared common area furniture & appliances in the lease agreement?

Presumably this is a condo so your capex will be limited, but you'll still need to think about occasionally replacing appliances or furniture, or cosmetic upgrades as time marches on.Overall your margins on this are pretty slim - there's a lot of variables in STRs and while they can be amazing investments, you've got to pencil out things for the worst case scenario so you don't end up losing money.  

You charge them for the house and for the use of the appliances, furniture and all little things like a kitchen utensils, vacuum cleaner, garden hose, grill, sheets, shower curtain, etc.  

Setup expenses includes furniture, appliances, cookware, repair services, and some supplies such as soaps, toilet paper, tissue paper, etc. 

I was on the fence about going the Airbnb route because you'd have to buy furniture, decorate, etc and definitely a lot more upkeep and wasn't sure if it was worth it due to location of ER, which is more of a family-oriented neighborhood.

The grass is high and the house is still full of furniture and personal items.

Is there a better way of doing this so that we can have the property cleaned and any maintenance done before the new tenants move their furniture in?