He had a child, and she had her 3 children. 

Am I to expect dark wood paneling, antique furniture, rich Jewel tone fabrics and tapestry bed linens scattered with accents of animal print or is this more “free-love/ Lux Bachelor pad” dark and moody with sexy artwork?

@Gail K. sorry for the long delay i didn’t get a notification of your reply, but nope it’s a future long term rental. i suspected that i probably shouldn’t furnish it but wanted to see what other people thought. i am moving out of my primary soon and making it a rental, so not sure if i’m going to leave the furniture in it or take it with me

Maybe you have children or a hobby you are passionate about.

I'm on a major budget, so I collected most of my furniture off Craigslist & Facebook Marketplace and bought all the essentials and necessities.

If the health and safety of their children is at risk, aren't they being negligent by staying in the home?

While the tenant was leaving, I guess they were in a rush so the furniture put holes in the dry wall, broke a ceiling fan, broken doorknobs, and damaged the siding of the house and gutters.

I deal with many sellers who want to leave their properties to their children, but the children either don't want them or don't know how to manage them, so it ends up being more of a headache than helpful.

We have 2 children under 18 to support.

With multiple people all moving furniture I will likely need some additional storage.