And when we don't have enough furniture, we buy more.

They complain about paint colors, furniture, and other items that they could easily change.

Staging can be very important especially in a home that big so it may be worth renting some furniture.

Yup, the furniture will be the next thing to get fixed.

I mean a 2br/1ba condo in Cap Hill totally remodeled inside, with an exposed brick wall, and tastefully designed with Room & Board is just not going to rent the same as a 2br/1ba condo in Cap Hill that's crap inside and has been stuffed with whatever second-hand Nebraska Furniture Mart couch you could find.I'd always do your own research.

Not because all under 25 cannot be trusted, but they do not have the experience with:a - managing a house (garbage, heating, recycles, not jumping on furniture, turning off stoves, fireplaces, being safe in ocean, lakes or around the pool)b - managing their friends (think of the peer pressure - they have a house all to themselves, likely for the first time - they WILL invite people they meet over)c - cleanliness (who picked up after themselves at that age?) 

My markets they all come furnished because they were STRs previously so the seller never wants the furniture.

You would need the homeowners policy for the loan (to cover the property and your belongings) the renter's insurance policies are for the tenants own furniture and belongings.

Furniture, belongings, etc.

Sometimes the house will have no blinds, if the inside has no furniture then I consider it "abandoned".