@Toby Khan the coverage each investor decides on is unique. 

Craig's list and eBay over time DIY (who knows).....Upscale heavily decorated costs money.In many cases DIY can save about 50% in labor, but high end unique things will require workers with specialized (more costly) skills.To get the Look you want, the best way to accomplish a tied together "Feeling" is to get with an 'Interior Decorator" or Architect who does this style, and bounce the cost questions off of that person.There is no way to tell....is the animal skin bead spread $30 from a yard sale or $3,000 at Nordstrom's carpet department in Seattle?

You need experience in the game to understand the value of cases and toolbags and careful organization to help you find what you need very quickly.

We allowed for work to get done after closing and it has become very difficult to get the sellers to organize the work to be completed.

Also remember, barring a unique situation with your property, someone will always rent it if the price is low enough, so do your homework on what the expected rent will be and get it at a price that allows you to pay your mortgage and other cost even if you end up having to rent it for a little less than the market rate.

If it's a larger organization, feel free to inquire about their staff qualifications.2.

My property is doing well but it is one of the more unique stays in the high desert.

If you go on airbnb and search Orlando or Kissimmee you will find some pretty unique places.

I also learned the hardware that a STR is expensive to furnish if you don't organize your creative thoughts ahead of time.

Most investors have no understanding of how or why this unique housing niche works the way it does.