It has had over $400k in capex over the last 36 months including all new furniture, appliances, televisions and unit remodels.

Furniture?

I also put up some cool artwork and modern furniture.

They're not slowing down but it's no longer a leave and forget strategy with Ikea or garage sale furniture anymore.

Owners visiting their vacation properties and finding lots of missing items, broken furniture, and just run properties. 

Carpet and furniture are reservoirs for pet allergens, and the allergens can remain in them for four to six weeks.

Includes outdoor furniture and WFH setup.

Hey guys,A little about me:- Early/mid-career professional investor in corporate private equity- Live in NYC- Looking to invest in real estate as a way to diversify away from my fund since it controls my income and I have significant co-invest/carrry dollars at work in it- Looking to start off with a $50k equity check (all in including closing costs, rehab, furniture, etc)- Ability to leverage an extensive network of friends and family for a deal that might require a larger equity check- Very comfortable analyzing opportunities in traditional corporate entities but still learning the ins/outs of real estate investingI am trying to wrap my head around what strategy to pursue and in which market.

I am gearing up to purchase my first rental property and was just wondering if anyone knew of a cheaper place to purchase furniture for an entire house.Do you guys go to a place like Ashley's for the 0% financing, or is there a good wholesale site I could use?

However, mortgage agent is advising against any large purchases and does not suggest we dish out 15k right now for furniture, how else have people funded their furniture while under contract?