I need furniture, linens, dishware, decor...everything.I've been checking out garage sales and Craiglist, both where I live (700 miles from the property) and in the towns around the rental.

We set a budget for the reno and furnishing of $5500 and we are already at $3400 and still need to buy furniture including a big screen TV.I want to ask others do you feel installing shower doors is worth the investment or can we install a curved shower bar with a higher end curtain for combined probably $150.

Method:Sand-oil primer-sand-paint-sand-final coat.I have used this method for custom cabinets, furniture and built in.

For example a couch in a living room, lets them picture there couch in its place and add their other furniture, TV, etc. 

Is "furnished" just furniture?  

Let’s not forget you’re going to have to replace furniture, appliances and probably remodel. 

I have a 16000 SQFT Strip mall in Saint Marys, GA which has 4 small units (1000 Sqft) that are rented and 1 large unit (12000 SQFT) which was a furniture store before.

I would definitely get a few nice but cheap pieces of furniture to stage the house a bit next time.

You buy the equipment, office space, software, furniture, etc. that she will use.REVA (real estate virtual assistants) is a website for VAs who specialize in supporting realtors, so you might want to check them out.

Today, they were measuring for their furniture and apparently are buying a different stove to use (we will put the current one in the garage which we aren't including).The reason I would be increasing the rent if the other people move in is due to market value, which doesn't seem to be discriminatory.