If it looks promising, I personally look for user-friendly (reasonable) STR rules reasonably priced, partially or totally furnished property (nice furniture appropriate to the locale & decor and lighting can be added) in an excellent location close to the action and amenities, walking distance if possible.

My boyfriend was looking for apartment rent so he asked to see a property, but they just showed him model unitNext day, he made a contract with them and asked again to see the unit that he will live, but they refused to show the unit because someone is living. so he just waited until no one live there and asked them to see the unit before he move, but they refused again because they have to fix something. and 3 days before his moving date, they called him and said they have to delay the moving date because they didn’t finish fixing. and they moved the date twicewe planned to buy furniture after original move in date but we can’t move that schedule further so we just tried go buy furniture the day before move in date anyway, so we asked them to see the unit to estimate furniture size and etc. but even if it was one day before the move in date, they still refused to show the unit.So he just moved in two days ago without seeing the unit before, but his unit was horrible. they said they fixed something, but carpet looked like not finished and the unit was not clean like model unit.

You’re buying furniture.

She cut up everything from furniture to clothes and spray painted the rest.

I don't ask them to clean "my" stuff: like dusting furniture in the living room as it's all my stuff (bookshelves, stereo cabinet, dog sleeping area), but I do ask them to clean "common" areas like sweep/mop floors in kit/living room, kitchen countertops, refrig., stove, and the full bathroom - which we share.

I would use furniture wax.

The place had tons of stuff, i.e. furniture, random items...

I could get furniture, only $90 a month?

I remember someone telling me that the new tax code lets you write-off furniture that you buy for properties under the "hospitality" category (ie. short term rentals).

Plenty of people aren't physically able to move their furniture themselves but they figure it out.