1. Is it provided?
First, it is necessary to understand the supply situation of the house facilities and appliances, which can generally be divided into: provided directly by the landlord, not provided by the landlord but can be resold by the previous tenant, or the house is completely empty... Although you can also choose to buy them yourself, the moving costs seem to be quite expensive. Therefore, when renting a house, you can consider this part of the expenses.

2. Completeness situation
If the landlord provides furniture, it is important to clarify what is provided, and it is best to specify this in the contract; if it is resold by the previous tenant, you should understand the approximate price. Additionally, sometimes the landlord provides furniture that may not be suitable, and you can negotiate with the landlord to see if they can help replace it, such as changing a double bed to bunk beds.