for low end rental just get foam mattress from pasar to look good when viewing.if tenant doesnt like, he can buy a better one to put on top. mid high end, i dont furnish fully before getting tenant, but discuss with tenant what he wants that can be provided foc, and if his taste is too much, negotiate the addition cost.

Just put only.
Depending on individuals..

They like. Then use..
No like. They bring own one...

that the problem, they just play around with the mattress to force you buy their whole package.


*others owner pls aware of IKEA trick.

IKEA is a global company, they manufacture mattresses that goes all over the world as do their bed frames, they follow the same standard definition of sizes as that of China and EU.

Whilst in Malaysia and Singapore beds are 10cm shorter.

Both these countries are too small a market to be market specific.

Quite thankful their mattresses are 10cm longer though, before this always had beds which felt too short for me.

Depends on how u describe your property. If fully then oblige to put matress, partially divan bedframe should be enough la

A few people voted No need

If rent out fully furnished off course need to provide mattress. I'm sure it a common understanding in the market. Partial furnish usually no mattress.
My tenant even request full bed sheet set from me. Since my rental can cover my installment plus maintenance fee so I just provide lo.

What kind of property u do, can cover installment nowadays? Mind share?

Not grade A property but bought it at year 2011.
I'm sure most landlord can get good rental if bought at that year.

Most likely it's apartment ba...

Penang landed even at tht time, can't cover installment fully... But, tht time, I haven't bought anything, too young, still studying..

This post has been edited by hotguuy: Apr 2 2019, 08:14 PM

how much can a room like this be rented out?

Suddenly, so many voted no mattress.

Before tht, even 100% voted no mattress

This post has been edited by hotguuy: Apr 3 2019, 07:59 PM