Unless you are doing an executive short term rental or have extra furniture laying around, I would rent it unfurnished. 

The tenants will pay the higher cost because it’s too much of a haste for them to move their stuff out and easier to just keep it there and pay the extra rent amount.  

The replacement cost here is about $150/sf for 1600 sf R2 (800sf x2) is $240K, land is extra.  

Combine that with the 10-20% off coupons with free shipping and it's a great deal.Otherwise, if you don't need brand new appliances and have some extra time, San Francisco Craigslist always has cheap appliances.

Extra revenue for them and the profit motive takes away their The simple answer here is that they get paid nothing for your real estate investments, so they will work to undermine any real estate effort.

If a tenant were to upsize the fuses, it is a major fire hazard because the wires can not handle the extra amps and now the fuse will not protect the wires anymore.

After sending the HOA the update deed we also paid an extra $50 to put a rush on the HOA demands so we could close on time.Day 4 December 24, 2015 ~ There was a half day of rehab done on this day due to the holiday.

GREAT over concretePros:If you damage a piece, you can lift the corner, peel it up, drop in a new piece and it cost you ~$1 and 30 seconds.( I have done this SO many times after damaging pieces moving appliances etc)We buy a couple extra cases and use the same pattern across multiple properties.

@Juan Carlos CastilloIt’s always cheaper direct to tenant as you save the 6% commission plus extra kickbacks and fixing the house. 10% discount is fair because that is what it saves the seller.

If you are going back and forth about high points between two lenders and miss the extra "fees" that might be charged by one, you are missing the point.