The furnished units would come with the following  a sectional couch, beds, pictures on the wall, shower curtain, rugs, dishes , pots and pans, dining room set.. etc.. 

And take a deposit and pet fee, just in case, in line with what's in your ad.As for the fire pit, I'm envisioning lots of pot and a drumming circle LOL.

I recently had a resident apply to live in a home in Cook County.

We've put in a ton of pot lights but if you're sensitive it may not be a fit"By the time someone comes to see it they understand all the potential issues and are ready to go.

Hi @Kirsten Cooke, was there a specific "bounce" reason?  

When tenants stop paying for utilities other problems arise, such as burning candles for light, using propane devices for heating, and BBQs for cooking, running extension cords from other residences and overloading them, and in the winter, freezing pipes.... to name a few.

Out west, it's usually natural gas.A lot of tenants prefer to cook with gas over electric, so that could be a bonus, if you install gas.Gas dryers and hot water heaters are also often more efficient.

In the future, bake the French Fries in the oven - as you now know, cooking grease causes fires. 

They prob don't have a pot to piss in and can't afford coming after you for anything.

It's amazing how many people use metal utensils on a nice new nonstick cooking surface....or cut things directly on countertops rather than use a cutting board.