Require all tenant-owned furniture to have padded or nylon foot pads.

Example: STR Program - 1 Bed/ 1 Bath Unit- Determine key walls to paint and/or place wallpaper for the desired look- Determine required furniture (tables, chairs, beds, mattress, couch, etc.) and price range for the desired look- Determine required electronics (TV's, Smart Locks, etc.) and price range - Determine required decorative items (Pictures, vases, lamps, etc.)Hopefully, this gives an idea of what I am trying to achieve to set us up for a more planned expansion of our STR portfolio.

I went to the property on the 5th to find that she left some valuable items and property keys but removed clothing, furniture and other items.

If I were doing rental arbitrage, I would make sure I was making money post depreciation(of furniture/ appliances) and that the return after that was removed reasonably exceeded what other passive investments would generate.

@Joe Splitrock @Jim K.Thanks for the continued support.Today we removed all the sellers belongings- furniture, electronics, clothes etc.

You will be on the hook for covering some expenses though to attract renters, e.g. furniture, internet, tv, etc.

It's turned into the community dumpster and people keep leaving furniture beside it, which the trash company won't take.

The cash on cash is impacted by the furniture.

With all the new furniture and turnover cleanings, we figured MTR needs to be at $4000 a month, including utilities for it to be worthwhile to us.

He is wanting to leave all his furniture in the house and is asking if someone can stay there while he's gone to mitigate his costs.