@Juan Duque For 29%, they're doing literally everything except providing the unit, furniture, utilities & repairs. 29% includes cleaning, marketing, turning over, concierge services, toiletries, answering emails/calls... all of it.

Women usually love it as it matches all furniture and decor.

I think they buy a lot of furniture and electronics on credit, and it’s easy I think for something to get missed.

I instructed her how to stage her house using her own furniture.

Bedrooms with furniture and linens. 

Listed at 110,000, offered 112,500 with me keeping some furniture and they accepted.

Im so confused what category to put things like all the decor we bough for the house, pillows, plates, kayaks, paintings, coffee and tea,furniture, sheets, mattress, couch, everything we bought and continue to buy to make the property a vacation rental....there is the "supplies" category but I also heard some things go into the the depreciation category like furniture.

Would you just price out the furniture and have it ready to buy and if you have a resident interested and signs a lease for a furnished apartment, go buy the furniture? 

Floors may show some serious wear once the furniture is out and that might require them to be replaced or refinished.If the appliances are old you might consider replacing those with a set of new, matching ones.What's it like outside?

Looks amazing, and really goes with our motif.I buy my big furniture off of craigslist and estate auctions.