This week, the new tenant said they are having a bedbug issue-they of course moved all their furniture in, bought new furniture, and they work retail.

My properties pull in at least double my expenses.We're not really putting in anything per month -- just the initial furniture cost, 1st month's deposit, STR insurance ($50-60/mo), and utilities which is like a few hundred bucks.Yeah we're trying to pursue mid-term stays from the get but issue with MTV/PA is that it is pretty much just as expensive as San Francisco proper (due to tech presence), but without the fun.

Torn out drywall, open bags of garbage festering on the floor, several mattresses and soiled furniture piled up on the porch and in the living room.

I usually present them with a basket of things I want them to use at move in, like assorted felt pads for furniture, a shower squeegee and a clear shower liner and rings if there's no built-in shower door, glass cooktop cleaner or stainless steel cleaner, a pet-safe home perimeter pest spray, and an extra mesh kitchen drain strainer so they have no excuses for a clogged kitchen drain. 

Household furniture must be positioned and/or elevated to allow adequate air flow underneath and between furnishings and adjacent walls.

Some homes for rent is also staged with furniture.

These new rules include tangible personal property acquired for rental properties, furniture & fixtures, and appliances and add another great benefit to a forensic cost segregation study. 

Those that are furnishing STRs, where do you get your furniture?

-How much is the income taxed after all expenses are paidI had a vacant 2 bedroom house, my wife had her house for sale and it was full of her furniture. 

A company, who specializes in custom plywood sculptures and furniture, wants to rent my home and create "an immersive gallery experience for short-term rental guests".