Is the furniture comfortable?

His supervisors at work donated him furniture, a TV, items for cooking.

There seems to be a never ending stream of License Fees, fines for tenant infractions (not cutting lawns, outside furniture on porches, etc) but at the end of the day.... a cleaner, safer neighborhood is in my best interest.  

Again it was complicated through a broker's buyer, this time required an inspection/fixes, needed the double close/fees, we even stored some furniture for sellers so we could avoid closing delays.

I going to assume you mean interior decorator or furniture stager?

I redid the guest bathroom, updated light fixtures throughout the house, repainted the whole interior, updated appliances, built furniture, added a garden space and a variety of fruiting plants, and so much more I can't even remember.

But at this point we'd probably be looking at purchasing a place and listing it without ever seeing the place in person (pre-covid we had planned to make one trip out after purchase to get the place set up).Are there any PM companies that would potentially handle stuff like furniture deliveries/setup, keeping the place stocked, etc but would take a smaller cut if we handle the front end bookings and whatnot? 

Last purchase (which is going to end up being our house) was through a former neighbor who lives across the street and the owner passed, and the grown daughter was cleaning it out on the weekends.Not a direct route, but a friend of mine owns a vintage furniture store.  

I am not trying to buy my way into another job outside of my 9-5.If the offer is accepted, we are ready to purchase all necessary furniture / etc that would make our home as comfortable as possible.I have personally used Airbnb on 11 different occasions, and never use hotels anymore.

I think furniture would be OK, but keep in mind that if you have something in the house, it must work.