The dressers and nightstands are Kincaid oak and were $100 for the full set.

As a customer of STRs, please but dressers in the bedrooms.

Sometimes we'll buy bulky things like sofas or dressers locally, but we've had luck sourcing these items on Wayfair as well. 

(I know size and Amy of bedrooms play a part but it’s a different world budgeting for a STR vs long term since they bring their own furniture)What I mean is in a bedroom, do you just have the bed, dresser and maybe closet organizer.

Tone down the artsy photos and let them see the rooms and layout.One piece of art is way up above the lamp, putting it in the shadows.Another piece is above the dresser, which already has some decorative things on it, then there's a big open space above the sofa.The hallway is dark and has no artwork.Everything looks good, but the dark colors are likely to make it feel gloomy at night.

Some dressers and bedframes from estate sales , consignment shops and craigslist.

BUNK BEDS and 2 tall narrow white and pink dressers with a kid sized play table and chairs in the room + a toybox.Seven year old gets the top bunk.You could keep the kids in one room (and let them play together in there as THEIR play place) until they beg for bunk beds because their friends have them and they are fun.2 girls, a link for you (a lot of girls desire these deeply): https://www.breyerhorses.com/Good Luck!

I am based in Fairfield county and was recently quotes $75/hour for handyman and maintenance costs- i.e someone who can do everything from basic repairs around a property, power wash, clean gutters, help tenants with things like build bed frames and dressers, etc.

One has a full sized mattress with room for a dresser and a desk.

We got to know the UPS and FedEx drivers on a first-name basis as the beds and the dressers and sofas and dining room sets started filling our garage.