How to Furnish a Midterm Rental Completely Remotely

Click Here to grab my MTR Furnishing PlaybookBailey Kramer hosts an episode of the Midterm Rental Show on furnishing midterm rentals completely remotely, sharing a process he’s used for 4–5 years and is currently applying for a Florida new-build client while he’s in Colorado. He notes he’s hiring help for podcast/YouTube editing, then explains that having a full floor plan with dimensions makes remote furnishing much easier, followed by aligning on the client’s vision and building a room-by-room mood board. He uses a customizable furnishing and supplies checklist template and sources most furniture from Wayfair (often with Minoan discounts), plus Costco for select items like a couch and dining set, Amazon for kitchen/bath essentials (via a business account), and sometimes Walmart depending on property price point. For design mockups, he uses ChatGPT image generation, and for assembly he hires local help via Thumbtack, coordinating with photos and FaceTime.00:00 Welcome to the Show00:22 Housekeeping Updates01:02 Why Remote Furnishing Works02:27 Floor Plans and Vision03:42 Furnishing Checklist Template04:36 Where to Buy Everything07:33 Using ChatGPT for Mockups08:44 Local Install and Assembly09:35 Wrap Up and Next Steps