There are companies that rent furniture so you can tack that on to the rent if there is something in your area and you figure furnished would work.  

The funds must be spent on fixtures to the home, such as things that are permanently attached to the home as opposed to furniture.  

I wonder if this won't be a growth market for younger people who like not to be tied down, either to a house or a house full of furniture.

Did you just rent furniture?

I would have to give serious consideration as to whether my existing furniture would fit)3.

Last week they complained about the insulation AGAIN and that water was accumulating on the ceilings and dripping on their furniture.

The "stuff" left behind is comprised of personal belongings: furniture, clothes, books, a whole closet full when we have yet to look into and the range (appliances were theirs).They did take the light fixtures - except the ugly chandelier in the dining area - so I need to go back in the daylight to make an inventory ;-)We have been making visits to the unit on a semi-regular basis: we replaced windows, fixed the toilet, changed backup batteries in the smoke detectors, etc. - so I do get the picture.

Now you can add the fee charged by the marketing channels into your rental rate but need to ensure it doesn't overprice your rental.Repairs - $1200 annually looks very low but if you're very handy that will work considering you will be putting in all new furniture/appliances.Credit Card fees.In regards to HOA - please double check if they allow rentals before purchasing. 

She said cabinet doors are $1 a piece and that they have everything from fans, lights, and furniture.

Hi Steve, I don't have a lot of construction skills except for patching holes on the wall and putting together IKEA furnitures.