Sometimes you give a little, yes, for example I had one tenant recently ask if we could add 2 plugs in the garage at his expense because he is getting into building small furniture.

My true passion is home staging, design, repurposing/rehabbing furniture, and now real estate investment.

Should we stage the rooms that currently don't have furniture? 

This shocked me, as normally if I list something for sale on the internet (like say an old piece of furniture for sale) it seems like the ratio of scammers and weirdos to legitimate buyers is about 10 to 1, that did not appear to be the case for the rental which was a nice surprise ... 

Both sides are vacant with evictions happening this month.There's a lot of junk still laying around, plus furniture, etc.With the "as is," clause, we're on the hook for moving the old tenants stuff out?

We added color through furniture and accents.

I didn’t have furniture in my house for about a year, that got old for my girlfriend.

I provide a full list that has free furniture, food banks, etc. 

Puppies usually go after personal property, shoes or furniture not doors or light fixtures. 

Of course we took him up on his generous offer, especially after about two months of prior discussions with him about staging that never went anywhere.Unfortunately, whatever deal Jekyll may have made with his stager at his own alleged expense turned out to almost cost us: Two months into renting the furniture, Jekyll forwarded to us an invoice from the stager.