I’ll gather up furniture, antiques, decor etc., and have it shipped to a storage facility awaiting my arrival.  

Curtis, furnishings and decor almost always convey with any property that you buy in the Smokies.  

Expenses: Janitor $720, water $2094, repairs decor $907, and mngment $1577.

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@Ben Daniel I usually use floor and decor my rehabs.

I'm sure you could find someone for the decor locally by finding a staging company and asking if anyone wants to design a house for you.

If there's a Floor & Decor in your area, apply for a business card.

Everyone has seen those amazing STR that are professionally decorated and have themes that differentiate your property from competition.

Well, everywhere else, it’s the decor that records/maintains deeds, mtgs, etc.

Again, this is my first flip, so if any process can be maximized better, I would be super thankful for words of wisdom.Week 1- Demo: -Two day rental of Bobcat to remove trees, large decorative rocks, and clear backyard and sideyard fences.