If you are looking for something that is a little lower-maintenance, then MTR is a good "middle-ground", where the leases are a little longer than STR, and you will not have to invest as much in changing decor or furniture! 

I would not waste time offering on a property where the interior decoration mattered to me.

With modern decor, this stylish townhouse has a great open-concept design and includes access to a shared pool.

I have maybe $600-700 worth of furniture/decor and store it in my home or in my flips basements between stagings.

Not only is the house design so well thought out (especially for standing out), but the decor and styling is spectacular as well. 

Alex Martin Hard to really tell without some closeup shots, but it looks like the glass/screen is more of a decorative feature.

The house was expertly decorated and furnished and all of this was negotiated into the deal.

Depending on your locale, you can probably find a company that will provide them, maintain them, even give you a cash "decorating" allowance to set up the laundry area, and still split the income 50/50.

The house was expertly decorated and furnished and all of this was negotiated into the deal.

There are a handful of resources that might help you save money, though, like:Amazon for light fixtures and faucetsFloor and Decor for flooring H4H Restore for cabinets (albeit used)Keep in mind you get what you pay for, and if you buy bottom shelf materials you may end up paying more for install because they're almost always a PITA to deal with.