@Andrew AcunaPlenty of arm chair investors that don't know the difference between a shoe horn and shoe molding.Regrettably the majority of tenant problems are created by incompetent landlords.You have read the posts....my tenant regularly pays late.

On patio space - there’s a deck across the front of the house that’s not more than 8 feet deep and not particularly useful for anything but maybe a bistro set or a pair of chairs.

Table, chairs, margarita machines, tents, moving dollies, and more.

Why pay $2,000 more and then run the risk of damaging the kitchen table or spilling wine on your white chair and having to pay for a replacement?

Also on the backside of the property, she put a junky chair and table with a smoke bucket and dog tie out.

Includes lots of chairs and tables.

Hotels don't just throw whatever couch and whatever chair is available into their rooms, so neither should you.  

Occasionally, like maybe twice a season a guest would go out and read in the lounge chairs on the deck.

Providing beach chairs, umbrellas, and a cooler can enhance the guest experience and contribute to glowing reviews if your property is near the beach.

I need a couch, table and chairs and all the small things.