Dining table and chairs, maybe a high table and stools depending on layout. 

Hey Jason,A master lease to a reputable company may very well be a good option.If you are looking to do LTR I would suggest a move-in special. 1/2 Off the first month's rent, etc.Are they all the same layouts and finishes?

We've had really good bang for buck value with Zumper as far as ILS goes.We also bought a matterport camera and create a virtual tour of each available rental which creates a nice interactive way for prospective tenants to see a space and get an idea for its layout before touring.We use Appfolio for management software and it pushes the listings automatically out to any ILS who will listen which has been a huge help not having to list the same property on multiple sites. 

This is important to me, because, due to the layout of my property (it is a HUGE open concept), I get a lot of people wanting to book an event space or have a party and they are located in the same city. 

I would also recommend doing a walkthrough video so your buyers can understand the layout and make you a soft offer before seeing it.There are many more things that would facilitate the sales process on the acquisition side, but since you are starting out, keep it simple and do not make an offer on-site since you said you are new and might not know how to run the numbers.

It's been amazing - doing my first flip, during office hours with James we went through my layout and budget. 

I didn't like the layout and ask them to stop the renovation.

Value is being added to this deal by a full gut rehab and remodel of the current layout.

Granted there is some peace of mind having a tax attorney cpa sift through our financials and dates and lay out for us various plans. 

Make sure to set clear aims for your first buy, lay out a step-by-step plan, and use tools like books, podcasts, online classes, and Bigger Pockets Calculators.Good luck!