@Nancy Bachety Yes, I am invested in Jacksonville in a Class C area both are SFR that I rent furnished which enables me to capture class A & B tenants to them for their short stays.

Does anyone have experience with furnished long term rentals?

-You will need to completely furnish the home which will be more upfront costs.A website to see some good data to analyze other Airbnbs the area is https://www.airdna.co Another interesting thing I came across is: https://www.loftium.com/ they will pay the downpayment if you split your airbnb income with them, which is a unique concept.

If you played down the modern in the staging and just went with size appropriate furnishings with simple clean lines I think your house would show better.

The one half is already furnished and has grossed roughly $27k in the 9 months we have been doing this, but we now need to furnish the other half of the property. 

If I happen to get my purchase and sale agreement, contract of sale and affidavit of memorandum furnished and reviewed by real estate attorney and I happen to use it and seller doesn't understand what is on the contract and ask me to explain it to them, can I do that?

I like the one bedroom furnished units in neighborhoods nearby hospitals, large employers, parks, etc....

They offered furnished suites with kitchenettes and weekly housekeeping.

@Jessica DiPonziano, you posted in "Medium Term Rentals" and for short and medium term rentals I suspect most are provided furnished.

Have you ever had a travel nurse who wants to leave her children unattended in your furnished rental overnight for a 13 hr shift?