Neutral tones of light grey, beige, and if you have to, white are all easy to pair with anyone's furniture and decor, so they can more easily imagine themselves living in the property and don't have to factor in a whole new coat of paint either.For flooring and other finishes, look at what is selling in your market right now.

They are presently providing foster care and are losing 2 of the 3 children they are caring for. 

I only need to live how I want today, and to die with enough to give my children a financial legacy.

If they leave furniture in and the place needs a full repaint and definitely new dustwipes and a cleaning thats probably 3k atleast. 

As a millennial, I believe that I would pay more for a furnished rental that has quality furniture in it than I would for a place where I have to go out and buy my own furniture and move in it. 

Her husband truck driver also in Ohio reliably paid the rent while she stayed here with her young children who attended a local boarding school.

We will obviously have to fund things in the business from our personal accounts - paint, furniture, etc., so that should be ok as long as we aren't using a business account to pay for personal things?  

I know that there are disqualified relations (parents and children etc).

But I do have years of experience building log furniture out here in Montana.

Is $7,500 a good estimate to outfit each property with furniture, decor, washer/dryer, TVs, etc?