TV, couches, tables, shoes, dressers, cooking utensils, etc.

It also seems a little cluttered, so if you could remove some of the decor and the side table but leave the plant it would help.The bed/bath looks great, but I would suggest hanging the TV up on the wall.

How do you guys handle tv options for rental?

The "course" i was sold is absolutely worthless.Im just now realizing, so many of these personal finance gurus or self help authors are literally the lowest of the low; they take advantage of people in bad financial situations, pretend to want to help them and convince them they've got exactly what they need, then they kick them in the balls and (legally) steal the last little bit of money they can possibly get out of them;, before going on tv, podcasts, or radio shows and complaining about the poor being a blight upon the planet.I just want to put this out there so, if you want to better your situation in life, or get into real estate investing, dont go trusting these grifters; dont buy these peoples' books or courses.

People loved having a large bedroom and a sitting room with a TV.

I installed one a few years ago expecting it would be an “ as seen on TV” infomercial and honestly expected to do nothing.

Using the phone is a decent substitute, especially if you have worked to learn and developed the skill of giving good phone.Give me a real estate principal who's in a financial pickle and I'll get to the root of the problem(s) and devise an acceptable solution in short order.However, it's much harder to develop a trusting relationship with someone using print, radio, TV or especially online media.

Remember "Baretta" TV show theme song?"

I stayed in a Airbnb in the Philippines and it had a smart TV with Netflix.Another Airbnb I stayed at in Atlanta had cable TV.

Add in electric, water, Internet, cable/satellite TV.