However, if you want just the basics, I would say bedrooms need to have at least a bed and a dresser.  

Recently, bought a house in Auction that have everything still there, clothes, furniture, shoes, photos on wall and dressers, food in kitchen, vacuums, and all personal items.

I'm not a handy man other than the basic Ikea dresser assembly.

I would take an additional $2k and furnish the entire home with beds for all rooms, desks, TVs and dressers and put a lock on all rooms and rent each room out.

But one thing's for sure when you start getting financial investment advice from your hair dresser and shoe shine man it's time to put your money into cash and sit on the sidelines.

The burglars had dumped out his boxes and dumped out his dresser drawers while he was living in a retirement home.

Would it be ok to not have dressers and all in the flex space?

We refined it into a plan, gave her a deposit only bank card and, for the two years she was our tenant, her rent was never late.As I often say, we are an accommodation service provider, working to become a lifestyle service provider, and not merely a landlord.Another thing we are doing with our student rentals is offering them {partially} furnished - living room, dining area and bed, dresser, desk & chair in each bedroom - at an extra $25/month per furnished bedroom.  

I then texted the tenant and asked if everything was moved out, she said that she still has some large furniture items like a bed and dresser, and that she is getting a truck to move those items on Thursday.

the only problem with the closet is that older homes used wardrobes and dressers , no closets in bedroom