If you are providing dishes, linens, etc. those should be photographed as sets or groups.

Looks like it had about 12-15 homes, based on the old satellite maps, but currently only has 2 homes.

Time flies..5yrs from now you will be very happy you did and you will have paid down your own asset and not dished out ($950*12*5) = $57,000 of your hard earned money for nothing.

Give you insurance agent a call.Also you open yourself up to the mandatory allowance of satellite dishes.As for tenant prospects: I have a beautiful yard on my multi with nice picnic tables- definitely a selling point for tenants, the prospectives love it...

Internet is satellite (terrible and unreliable, and unfit for working from home), and it's not close to anything commercial. 

For furnishings look to thrift stores for dishes, cutlery etc.

Why do I need to change a tire myself or wash dishes or mow the lawn?  

Also, I'm a great believer in someone climbing on the roof and giving you an assessment of the roof life--these are important items to me.Doesn't goggle maps or someone have satellite images of property and what's around them now?

That's why I always chuckle about those who post about mold in their house inspections.. like little dot of mold  they freak out.. these people live in a literal petri dish most of their lives.. and the other telling factor is when the living room furniture is on the porch.. then you know it stinks pretty bad inside..  

And you were happy to do it because you got to stay in a cool 4br secluded mountain cabin with a view rather than having to buy 4 separate hotel rooms in town with the crowds.Now these whiners (and it's all over social media) ##### and moan for hours about having to do their own dishes or leave the towels on the bathroom floor.Same thing with supplies.