Mark Simpson and a guest discuss furnishing a rental property for quick guest readiness. Speaker B stresses defining your look and feel first, then sourcing accordingly, since rentals need to photograph well and be ready immediately, unlike a personal home where you can evolve the space over time.
What things could they go and do or where could they source furniture from? Or what process should they really be considering to maximize the quality of the interior?
I love this question. So I think number one, try before you buy anything or plan anything or do anything for the interior, try to understand what your overall plan is. What do you want the place to look and feel like at the end when you are doors open and ready to go? What is your goal? And the more time you can spend really planning out where you want that end goal to be, the better you're going to be. Because listen, it's it's not like our own houses in that when you buy a house and that you move into or you move into a flat or whatever, you are generally slowly accommodating things over time. But with this rental, you're going from empty to photographed and guest ready and needs to be presentable.
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