Such as: lawn care services, televisions, furniture, decor, utilities, wifi, cable, cleaning services, towels, bedding, cutlery, cookware, refreshments, keyless entry locks, etc. 

However, I don't think there's a big demand for only half-furnished places -- homes with furniture but no silverware.

They know you aren't trying to get a Target card and a Furniture card and a Macy's card to run them all up.

Avoid imagining how your belongings and furniture will fit into your new house.

I am saying buying an existing, proven, PERFORMING STR business, with asset's (the property, furniture, the whole-9) vs just buying a house. 

If you are adding some furnitures I would look into Facebook market, I have found a lot of great pieces for free or super cheap in almost new condition.Good luck!

Premium condo and a lot of high-end upgrades and furniture.

Vacasa reps called me everyday where I communicated the many issues including blood stains on furniture, smelly towels and sheets, bathrooms with mold, and more.

Well, if you have alot of F&F (furniture and fixtures) and common area items, parking lot lights, etc. it migh be worth the headaches, but again, think about the recapture as Will points out.

For example - you buy a property that needs renovations, upgrades, furniture and decor for a short term rental.