Furniture needs to be updated along with some other updates needed.

Anyone have a go-to discount furniture store they like? 

What’s the net difference after factoring in furniture cost, depreciation, vacancy gaps, and utilities?

Definitely can't afford to replace furniture every year.

Murphy beds, wall mounted fold down tables/desks, multi-purpose furniture pieces (high/low coffee tables), space saving storage ideas, hidden TV's, combo washer/dryer units, there are a lot of innovative options these days.

It’s also easier to miss for days and probably more common than stolen appliances as few include photos of AC units.) 2) A property left with furniture and crap laying around.

Are you including furniture?

The form asks for total acquisition cost: I purchased the condo furnished and would have no idea of the cost of the existing furniture. 

.- Bathroom remodel.But most hosts miss this:Those interior improvements may qualify as QIP (Qualified Improvement Property), which means 15-year property, not 39-year… and potentially bonus eligible.If you’re depreciating interior renovations over 39 years, you may be dramatically underutilizing your deductions.Key rules most STR owners overlook: • Must be interior improvements (not structural, not expanding the building) • Must be placed in service after the building was originally placed in service • Applies to non-residential property, which many STRs can qualify as, depending on factsCombine QIP with cost segregation, and you’re not just accelerating appliances and furniture that you’re accelerating interior buildout, too.Cash flow isn’t just a nightly rate.It’s tax-efficient.If you’ve renovated a short-term rental in the last few years, it’s worth double-checking how those dollars were categorized.

If tenants are always coming and going, especially bringing their own furniture, your place might see some extra wear and tear.