The house is a 4/2 fully furnished basement 2500 sq ft.

I want to sell it like it used to be -- vacant, furnished, and pristine like a 5-star resort hotel room that it used to look like.

@Dan B.Since you already own it and I assume it's furnished, then why not go ahead and try it?

Otherwise you are not obligated to furnish a washing machine to her specifications.

They may avoid letting you know, and it could culminate to something greater.In future leases, you can add the following clauses: Tenants to repair any damages to interior or exterior walls; electrical or plumbing fixtures, screens, doors and other furnishings due to tenants' causing.To keep sinks, lavatories, and commodes open; provided they are open when the premises are accepted.

, recently owned other real estate, have not owned any real estate within the last 3 years.Occupancy: investment with traditional long term leases, second or vacation home, owner occupied, family member (specify), short term furnished rental, rent-to-own, NNN, other (specify).Value of property at present and/or your offer price: $After repair value: $Anticipated or actual appraisal issues: no, yes (what?)

I can't speak to other markets, but I will say that we have had some success (both my wife and I personally, and with clients we work with) doing a furnished medium-term rental by buying a small studio or 1br in Denver, furnishing it, and renting it to the traveling nurse crowd.

If it looks promising, I personally look for user-friendly (reasonable) STR rules reasonably priced, partially or totally furnished property (nice furniture appropriate to the locale & decor and lighting can be added) in an excellent location close to the action and amenities, walking distance if possible.

The JT, Yucca Valley, Landers and 29 Palms areas are great to have a STR, the market is pretty saturated, so the more unique the property is and the better that it is furnished, laid out etc. will provide the experience even better.

Investing is the act of allocating resources, usually money, with the expectation of generating an income or profit.So you rent a property for X, furnish it and then collect rent of Y.