I'm a furniture repairman for a retail company only located in the north east.

Tenant A would like to leave some furniture behind for Tenant B, and also has said (in writing) that they give Tenant B permission to enter their unit to move things in during the last 2 weeks of their lease.

Also, making sure that your properties are safe for your tenants, especially children, so you should go through this process. 

Pumps break, lights break, and keeping the deck and any deck furniture cleaned also carries costs.

Add some furniture, curtains, park a car in the driveway.

Replace furniture at the first sign that it's getting rickety or soiled.If I was self-managing, I would try to buy something within two hours of where I live.

As far as renting out rooms, that would probably be the most feasible option but not going to work for our family (we have three small children thank G-D)Would love to hear if you have any suggestions!

Not entitled man-children who pout and pout when you call them on their BS.

However, if the furniture is infested, you probably need to replace affected mattresses and couches.

But, if they have given up on the home, is another story.I plan to stop by the house again soon and leave a note and try to find contact info to talk with them to get their story.From what I have gathered, the original owner passed away and one of their children obtained the estate of the home a while ago but, may be living in Orange County.