They even brought a ruler and measured rooms to see if their furniture could fit on the showing day.  

I can work faster when not having to worry about plants, furniture, and cats or whatever.

I'm tending to look into small flats, but not sure what would be the best: rent it furnished or unfurnished. Anyone has any experience in the German market? Sounds like a very, very tough one. But it is where I am rig...

Mentally place furniture.

She didn't want to bring any of the furniture from her old house - she wanted a clean, fresh start.

Also, the PM is stating that the tenant should get rid of his mattress, and cloth furniture otherwise the bugs will appear again.

Also regarding the stairs it does indeed look like it is up to code but the issue at hand is that the stairs are steep and there is a tight bend at the top which wards off some possible renters from moving in their furniture.

I found out 3 weeks ago that one of the tenants abandoned the house and left all their furniture and a bunch of trash.

Tv, bedroom furniture, couch, wall decorations, etc.

. $3,500 due at signing, 5% in 180 days, 5% in 1 year, 5 % in 2 years.MONTHLY CASH OUTFLOWS$182/m condo maintenance fees$319/m property tax$1354 Mortgage (this will vary ofc based on downpayment etc)CASH INFLOW$1995/month guaranteed rent for 2 yearsOTHERS2 Year Free Property ManagementAll furniture includedCASH FLOW POSITIVE (BASED ON MORTAGE) by about 140/m