These are a few that comes to mind: Damage to the apartmentPets, especially those that haven’t been trained properly, can scratch doors, chew up furniture, and have “accidents” on carpets and hardwood floors.

Maybe it's worth it in your mind to put in some furniture and rent it out to make some dough until you do get caught. 

For things that are 100% attributed to the Airbnb, such as furniture and supplies that I provide to guests like shampoo and coffee, I write these off in full. 

So, with a 4-bedroom property, you would typically spend around $6,000 on bedroom furniture (plus or minus $2K).Living Room Furniture - this can also add up quickly, so you can plan for $2,000 to cover the couch, coffee table, lighting and decorative art.Kitchen - with a dining table and chairs, you can usually plan for $500 to $1,000.Supplies - these begin to add up quickly due to volume.

Furniture is very expensive (duh) but there are so many little expenses/repairs that add up so quickly, so will budget more cash reserves and build a relationship with a trusty/affordable handyman.Recommendations:1. 

The pink and orange coloration of the paint in the home brought a great character and jived well with the furniture used for staging.

If you were to do it yourself, keep in mind, the likely hood that the buyer may already have furniture of their own.  

if the cops come to handle a trespassing call, and the unit is filled with their furniture, they will assume they have established residency and they wont arrest. if the cops show up and there is a broken window and an empty apartment, you have a much stronger case for trespassing.

You could come at this kind of sideways.Find places that have the services and busineses that "income challenged" (RENTERS) like to use.Best would be if within walking distance, things like rent to own furniture, liquor stores, convenience stores, fast food - McD's Jack in the Box, 24 hour car parts, health clinics, (Bus Stops), buy here pay here car sales, a grocery store, Target, WalMart, auto repair shops, etc..Things they need and can afford.  

@Rudy Manna..It depends on how much trash/furniture.