Our maint crew hauled off the mattress and a broken dresser drawer that she left at the curb.

I was looking specifically for dressers, which IMO are the toughest item to shop on a budget for, and good brands are already expensive so they seem that charge in line with that.

Way better than getting a door with a veneer over engineered wood - pretty much non repairable if a dog scratches the daylights out of it, someone bangs their dresser into it when moving and dings the heck out of it etc -- solid jams can be repaired easily and the hardness of oak will take WAY more abuse.   

Glad they pay their own water bill.They broke an outlet by jamming their dresser against the wall, against a plug, and broke the connection.

Originally posted by Bill Gulley: If I were doing videos, I'd dress a little better :) Don't worry Brian, Bill is no snazzy dresser either, hence the generic avatar. :) LOL

My hair dresser is actually a real estate agent as well, so she helps me a bit but I need the other pieces of the puzzle. 

If I go the individual room route, I would have to furnish it and would put in a dresser, bed and desk.

I say that because I can verify employment (neither are self employed 'hair dressers' like a few applicants claimed), they're willing to have a cosigner, and they claim to have savings for when the pregnant one has her kid.

I then texted the tenant and asked if everything was moved out, she said that she still has some large furniture items like a bed and dresser, and that she is getting a truck to move those items on Thursday.

I’ve looked online but I haven’t really read about why are good setups for rooms(bed size, night stands, dressers, mirrors???)