The furniture which will be conveyed with the property is a combination of extremely frou frou antiques in combination with a mix match of whatever was available to be found in local junk stores for a reasonable price when the sellers bought the place 40 years ago.

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I worked in a furniture factory 12-16 hours a day in the summer and then went to the project after getting off work to work another 4 hours.

Here are 3 reasons I became a Realtor1) I used to be in furniture sales and loved it when people made a big purchase to chang their lives.

Based on a drive past, the property appears to be vacant- grass overgrown, no furniture in the house, clearly not maintained for several months.

We have changed the furniture and remodeled a bathroom.

Also what about the furniture?

They rent furniture and the tenant pays utilities but I haven't dealt with them. 

Not sure what your budget is on this, but you could do something like this:http://www.curbly.com/users/brittnimehlhoff/posts/15350-how-to-a-smart-solution-for-covering-an-ugly-existing-chain-link-fenceOr if its a rental and you'll have it for a while you could grow something on it like this:http://www.houselogic.com/photos/outdoors/backyard-privacy-ideas/slide/fence-it-in/#fence-cover-upAlso, as Isaac said above, black is better looking than silver.... 

Not that I'm worried coliving numbers wouldnt work but just personally if you enjoy the lifestyle and community.How did you approach the furniture in the common area and rooms?