It's pretty simple to throw some pieces of furniture in a house and call it staged, but a designer will bring out the measuring tape, implement a theme unique to the location and property and will create an experience for the buyer.As a reference, check out these two videos of the properties I mentioned above:https://www.youtube.com/watch?

We were covering expenses, which included financed furniture, but not making big strides towards any particular financial goals.

@Will Lotherington You will also have to pay for all utilities, add internet, cable or satellite (to do it right).You'll need to furnish it with good to nice furniture, provide consumables, sheets, towels, cookware etc.You will need to replace items as they wear out.You will need to clean the place after each stay or coordinate and pay someone else to do it.I think these cost will eat into or eliminate any potential profit over what a Long Term rental would bring in with much less effort.

I feel like it would depend on who brought the mattresses/other furniture in - if it was the renter, then they most likely brought the bed bugs in with them.

They left furniture and stuff in the unit, can I charge them for getting that cleaned and hauled away?

The sheriff went to their new office and tagged almost every piece of furniture/computers/servers in their office, in addition seized bank payroll bank account for 43,000.

I leave a small welcome basket of things I'd like them to use -- a cutting board, clear shower liner & shower squeegee if there's no shower door, assorted furniture pads to protect flooring, etc.

He has a bunch of broken furniture and stuff that needs to be curbed.

I want to get the kind of vinyl that is going to do a good job at reducing noise from tenants walking around, but will also hold up to scratches from furniture as much as possible.

PITA, but you can lay lvt half a room at a time moving furniture from one side to the other, once the crawl space is fixed.