Or at least make it an option to have the furniture gone...Actual management fee percentage increases dramatically the lower the rents are.

We rented a 40-yard dumpster and filled it with debris and furniture that was left in the home.

I had new windows installed last summer and when I moved their furniture, I could have easily filled a contractor bag with what lived underneath and behind it.

Consider rental furniture or durable generic choices.

When my property manager went to check the property, there is an abandoned car and few furniture in the living and nothing else. 

I moved in with very little furniture, so it's been an adventure buying a suitable couch, dining table, etc. 

Your clothing and furniture is an asset.

These units are all furnished, I don't want them removing my furniture etc.

I offered to pay seller 750/month P+I with ZERO headaches ; ) Cost me 1400 dollars to close total. 20k worth of rehab into it, added 8k or so in furniture and it's now operating as an airbnb.

@Clayton Cissell The first time I rented to a friend they trashed the house, grounds, and destroyed much of the furniture in the furnished house.