But you get the rough idea another thing i learned is that i try to buy dark furniture, dont buy a white table lol because with time the dark furniture lasts longerHope this kinda helps 

A queen bed would only fit if you didn't have any furniture in there and you only needed a foot or two around the edges on all sides.Anyway, the property owner obviously didn't look at the property before the PM put it back up for rent.

I listened to a BP podcast recently, and they discussed going to a furniture rental company, picking out the furniture, and delivering it to you.

When it comes to furniture-I recommend going cheap.

@Sandra HoltI don’t know how much this applies to your market, but in mine, you have to factor concessions into your calculations.For example, I’m leasing a 11k sqft furniture showroom instead of buying largely because I was able to get $129k of concessions out of the Landlord.

I am a bleeding heart, so not a good landlord (tenants sucker me with their hardluck stories, and their cute little kids-- which of course they just use, I was actually buying junky tenant furniture, just so that they could pay me their rent, go figure) and I have a hard time charging too much interest, my husband on the other hand... hmmm, luckily, right now he just wants to flip!

If you'd wait a couple months anyways, it might be worth the furniture to get started. 

I make about $38,000 per year as a personal assistant but I have about $10,400 in student loans.My best friend's greatest strength is that she studied both Architecture, Furniture Design and also has excellent credit. 

Some of the furniture is really big (leather couches and chairs). 

Damage to property, furniture left inside, appliances trashed.