Staging is furnishing and decorating a house prior to putting it on the market.

All of our tenants, regardless of whether they are an aid to a government minister renting a furnished flat, or a single parent struggling on social assistance merit a clean, safe and functioning home.

By the time you add the furnishings and extra touches, can you cover the incremental costs of a bigger property?

I have a guy that deals in vintage appliances and furnishings that most people consider outdated trash.

Median rent for 4 beds is 1100, more or less depending on quality of furnishings.

I can copy and paste them as text to a word document but they don't really resemble a receipt anymore and the home depot logo disappears.

There is no update to be had...it's an urban legend that you can get a list of borrowers that are 30,60,90 days late without getting an actual credit report, that you would not be privy to, and anyone selling that information to you for the purpose you propose, would be violating at best, the covenants of their agreement with the data furnisher and at worst, a possible crime.

Ever though about hosting an event resembling "Tuff Mudder" there?

@Marc Dufour Yes, you would need to get estimates for the repairs so you can deduct from security deposit and clearly document on the invoice, send the tenant a copy & keep a copy of the invoice and a copy of the refunded security check for yourself.However, you may want to wait until the move out inspection (after all of tenants belonging are removed from the property) to get a clear assessment of all repairs that are needed) . you don't want furniture/furnishing blocking or hiding anything.

I can furnish you copies of the contracts I have drafted to make a comparison.All the best,Solomon Oh