There is a washer and dryer.Things like the Smart TV, wifi, outdoor grill, firepit, horse shoe pit, nude female artwork in the bedrooms, etc. are just bonus things above and beyond staying in a motel room.

The mining and logging industry ranked first in job creation followed by construction; transportation, warehousing, and utilities; professional and business services; leisure and hospitality; and financial activities.All Texas metros except Brownsville-Harlingen, Victoria, Beaumont-Port Arthur, and Corpus Christi had more jobs.

When a tenant doesn't pay their utilities separately (which will obviously fluctuate in price depending on the season), they have less of an incentive to conserve resources and won't think twice to leave the AC running, lights and TV on, or take long showers, resulting in higher costs for you.

So many people are jumping into flipping, thinking how easy it looks on TV.

There are no beds, or TV  I use the computer to research properties, check email and enter details in my excel that has property information  I may play some free cell from tome to time   

@Derek Tonn, very much like the TV show of the same name, you won't know - until you sell.

I would be coming up with a new plan :)But if I was back in the day where it was just me (and I wasn't as spoiled as I am now with running water/TV/Internet and electricity, I'd have a cot up in a room with an extension cord running a fan so I could sleep.So it all depends on your comfort level.

I'm spending more time with my family and more of my free time working, instead of zoning out watching TV.

-Take photos of each and every room and additional photos of questionable items (TV is an old TV not a new flat screen, etc.). 

My passion for renovating houses started early on in my life, back when “This Old House” was the only reno show on TV.