Main entrance will be  living room, black table and grey suade chairs.  

If I got started when I was your age, I'd be in a lounge chair all week :) There is so much free information out here and some great members in the area.

At the minimum you will need some kind of chair lift as seniors will have a difficult time going up and down the stairs, but you may want to even consider an elevator. 

I got to signed first, and then I did not move from that chair until the buyer was done with his stack. 

Couldn't decide whether that was done by two or four legged critters...Also nasty - a crack pipe hidden in the electrical box, nicely wrapped in a baggie with a lighter.Neat stuff - found a nice carved antique chair stuck up in the attic, along with some old Japanese tea cups.

It does take time, it does take management to bring valuations up, it may take repairs and improvements, but that's just a dead simple as a concept, it's 101, almost like I financed my Kool-Aid stand, no, that was more complicated, got money from mom, let a neighbor kid join in with his money, sold drinks, paid back mom, paid back the neighbor kid and his profit, used his table and chairs and I kept the rest, around the 3rd grade I think.

Try to find couches, chairs, barstools, rugs, towels, accessories that will fit most styles of homes (whites, beiges, etc).

I almost fell out of my chair.

They took us into the conference room ( a long and large table with many chairs and reference books with tons of pens).

I didn't do any of the work myself, besides removal of some of the tenant's leftover couches, mattresses, and chairs.