You don't want people bringing furniture they picked up on the side of the road/dump if you have nice furniture already.

Hi All,for income the summary shows what you must factor: Rental Income Vacancy Concessions Lost Rent Meanwhile, here is a list of other income you may have: Other Income Vending Income Damage Income Utility Income Late Fees Corporate Furniture Rental NSF Fees Warrant Fees MTM Fees Short Term Lease Fee Notice/Termination Fees Transfer Fees Forfeited Rent and Deposit Application Fees Administration Fees Utility Reimbursment Electric Reimbursement For expenses, here is the summary of items you must factor the following: Payroll & Related Utilities Marketing Expenses Administrative Expenses Repairs & Maintenance Turnkey Contract Services Managements Professional Fees Property Taxes Payroll with Management Insurance I am expanding some of the expenses category for you to be aware of what kind of expenses you can expect for a 50+ unit...for instance, here is the payroll expanded sub-categories...

I have nice furniture and allow up to 2 dogs with a $115 pet fee.

We paint with Behr Gobi Desert, it will lighten things up and be nice and neutral, ready to go with any furniture.

When I lived at Silverado CC in Napa Valley the resort relies on the private owner condo's as there over night accommodation's so folks buy those and they are run like a hotel.. and again its usually break even at best.. however  about every 5 years to stay in the hotel program they require you to completely update your condo.. new furniture beds etc etc.

I was in the floor store looking at laminate and the store employee asked me what color the furniture was so that the laminate wouldn't clash.

But it was interesting because they were showing a guy with an insulated box trailer that he could heat the interior to 180 degrees.All the furniture goes inside and he heats it up to kill the bedbugs.I'm sure it beats throwing all your furniture out and replacing it.

We found items of furniture, possessions and some assorted junk.

We have dismantled abandoned furniture similarly, but never anything that still has value.  

The insurance company flat out told us they would not allow the tenant to move any of her items back into the house once rehab was complete, if she didn't have everything cleaned.I guess the insurance company figures that we're basically getting a new interior, so it doesn't make sense for smoke filled furniture to be moved back into the house.