It just seemed limited supply and expensive for whats left over.

(I use "staging" to mean temporary furniture when selling a property.)

After recent significant increases in property taxes, homeowners insurance, utility costs, supply costs, maintenance costs, and construction costs the margins are thinner to a significant degree.

Think about what you think is a reasonable number and get back to me.two days later she says 50K due to all of her furniture now having mold damage.

I'm needing to take over management of my rental, and I'm wondering how those of you who manage remotely handle packages, for example, for supplies, equipment, etc. 

Down payment of $75k and improvements/furniture of around $40k.Would love to hear your guys thoughts on this!

Thus, if you factor in your 1/2 month lost rent and utilities, plus any costs (even purchasing more supplies) to touch up paint and clean, wouldn't that still be a turnover cost of around $1000 (give or take since I don't know what your rent, utilities, paint, and cleaning services might be)?

This hurricane has obviously affected the available supply of available units.

. - You not there is a GIANT supply glut of listed properties to this one, and then speak that your priced lowest, as if that's any kind of anything special.

But, it is a bummer because I just spent $$$ on furniture, bedding, and all of the many incidentals.