I've never used it myself, but Furnished Finder may be a good place to start, as well as calling local hospitals if they may have a housing list you can hop on.

Previous owners had painted the building 12 different bright colors that we though resembled a kindergarten classroom.

Previous owners had painted the building 12 different bright colors that we though resembled a kindergarten classroom.

You can post your property on Furnished Finder without furnishings and say that it will be furnished later on to see if you have any demand.You can also call them and begin to get emails for your area periodically.

IE more homes than butts to put in them.. areas of declinging neighborhoods were you have people moving out in droves.. etc etc.. parts of indy resemble that.. as well as many other mid west cities.. other cities were there are no real hoods and there are not enough homes for the butts that want them wholesaling takes on another degree of difficulty .. not that it can't be done I know wholesalers here in PDX.. but they have MONEY they close then resell HUGE difference.. this market is not kind to those who can't close it moves to fast...

You are paying utilities, furnishings, linens and consumable supplies. 

I would list on the main sites: Zillow, Apartments.com, Furnished Finder (IF it will come furnished), Facebook Marketplace, etc.

It is an older home built in 1938, but the place is in decent shape, is furnished and designed old-school but could be very easy to make look decent with some cosmetic additions/changes around the house.

Did you find most tenants wanted short term leases and furnished rooms?

Might do better furnished.