, forget to put out basic supplies, lose the key, forget to greet the guest or hire the housekeeper, neglect to collect payment, lose the lease, forget to remind guests to take out garbage or separate recycles, don't replace broken furniture, dishes, worn linens or even bulbs, neglect to notice and charge for damage, and none came close to getting the number of bookings I get on my own. 

My kids and I shop at garage sales and consignment stores...we buy a ton of our furniture for the shared housing program this way.  

No one is living in the property, if it goes under contract, no one is packing the bags, calling furniture movers, setting up storage arrangements, they aren't out with another agent looking for a place to rent, taking off from work,  they probably won't put a contract on another house, with a down payment and earnest money subject to the closing on their empty house.

Equipment, furniture, and fixtures, termed "§ 1245 property", are tangible personal property.

You will have to fix whatever problems there are in the house (not enough silverware, cheap furniture etc), take new pics, rewrite the listing and repair anything that needs it.You will most likely not be able to take over the reviews and if it is poorly performing, you wouldn't want them anyway.

Now and then there's capital projects, for example they want to upgrade all the furniture and you have to pay for that but they do the selection and installation.

I ended up using that money to put a down payment on our first house and there were also a lot of other expenses such as appliances, furniture and other stuff that comes with a first home purchase.

It provides buckets on how to depreciate your building, furniture, appliances, etc.

Google local furniture stores that can deliver and setup your new furniture. 

The ones I see all need some dollars to get them ready over and above the furniture.