this is math right out of a TV fix and flip program that just talks gross numbers and never any nets.. 

Before the late 1970s there were no real estate gurus, no real estate investment courses, no house flipping TV programs, no real estate get rich books, no real estate investment clubs, and what experience the general public had about real estate was limited to buying their personal residence. 

We stage every house every time...If you have an area that may cause questions 'Can a queen bed fit in here' or 'Where do I put the TV' or 'How do I center up the room'...staging is crucial. 

We offer gym, doordash/ubereats subscription, all those TV nonsense stuff netflix, disney, max,etc., and some local amenities native to the city in most of our STRs.

The remote controls are just like the TV remotes and tenants break them and lose them and there are no replacements at times.

Who gets to use the living room TV?

Getting mattresses, couches and other large items picked up is expensive.If you caulked holes from the tv installation, it sounds like the patches were done incorrectly and will need to be redone.

I would have lessons with his daughter after school, while he would be in the next room of their very nice home drinking, watching sports, and throwing things at the TV.

Point is, if I were to purchase the property, legal as it may be, that leaves me the buyer with a large problem on my hands (not to mention all the clutter that was apparent (old frig, busted up TV, two wrecked cars, etc.). 

We were thinking of adding an accent wall on the wall our TV hangs on, but we weren't sure if that would even matter on selling the house?