If no, that's a deal breaker. 

As I mentioned above, not having that (especially with the other issues above) would be an absolute deal breaker for me.What are you current mortgage terms?

You want to get warm moist air out of the building envelope.I'd get an electrician for sure, since some of the breakers (notoriously FedPac) have a tendency to get real hot before they trip - Which is not their intended function :)

He is very well known in our community and extremely influential in many circuits.

As @John and @Ethan mentioned, take photos of all the inventory items and have the tenant sign off on those items as an addendum to the lease.Typically, on average you would charge 25-50% more per month for a furnished rental.Deposits - You can ask for more due to the unit being furnished but this can also be a deal breaker.

Start Small and make your big mistakes Early.Deal breakers- market, finance, zoning, footings, road type, water/sewer availability, Storm sewers, Storm retention ponds, over Analyzing, too Greedy.

I'm having her get another credit check through TransUnion as the tie-breaker of sorts.

I think this would be a deal-breaker for me and I'd have to look elsewhere.

@Kenneth Garrett, I definitely hear you that there will always be risks - reasons to NOT take the plunge; I just wanted to make sure mine weren't deal-breakers.

The breaker could be bad or there is just to much load on that breaker.