@Parker Dresser that's a great point about people buying waterfront for personal usage.

I invested approximately $4,000 in furnishing these two rental rooms with linens, mattresses, bed frames, dressers, and nightstands.

We have a great cleaner, but left some clothes in the drawers of the dressers.

.  Empty dressers, night stands and closets.

You could place this under the TV instead of a dresser if space is limited.

She arrived with no presentation, no comps, nothing.2nd agent, chatting to much, arrived to estate farm country with pointed silver shoes, and chatting about a near vacation to France...Running solo managing two homes on 5 acres, and you talking up your France vacation and I can take care of you when I return...No thank you.3rd agent, great guy, great Scandinavian last name, savoy dresser, has over 20 rental properties (he says), brought comps, information regarding my property, personal signed guarantee performance letter, and spent time discussing property.Each real estate agent gave me a different comp for my property.

I was in a "dump" once and saw a rent receipt of 1800.00 laying on a dresser. 

This takes the maximum amount of time but for example I can furnish a bedroom for $200-300 with a full/queen mattress, and foundation/boxspring, attractive wooden or metal bed frame, tall dresser, long dresser with mirror, nightstand.

I've done enough bad refinish jobs on my own home projects (shelves, dressers) to know that staining is an art and that most wood looks best with just a finish.But I've never had them apply less than 3 coats of finish.

I’ve had hair curlers damage my new wood dressers, my beds stained/broken, etc. 5) If the relationship is reparable, have a chat over breakfast (you buy) and work out the terms of your next year long lease with what are reasonable expectations.