You will want curtains, appliances and furniture and petunias for the garden.So principal and interest will be about $1,331 property taxes vary depending on where you are but let’s say $115, home owner’s insurance $100, mortgage insurance $121 so you are paying about $1,665 per month, every month for 30 years.

If you take on their furniture and decor I guess that could be negative.

Make sure to do a FHA 203k loan so you can finance most of the renovation and save some money for anything that may come up, and furniture. 

So do you furniture mid term rentals just like you would a short term rental?

We rebranded, but kept the employees, furniture, equipment, fixtures, etc.

Furniture? 

I’d appreciate opinions on adding a patio and allowing tenants to put patio furniture on it.

Despite the home not being in terrible condition, they left a bunch of trash and old furniture behind.We knew that if we could keep the renovation budget at $40k, we could keep the sales price under $300k.

I would also look to "stage" it with your furniture by minimizing and decluttering.

I mostly want to understand how do I go about figuring out the demand / vacancy rates for MTR before investing in furniture etc on my property.