The short answer is no. You really don’t want the furniture anyway, well maybe the barbecue grill. Most of the furniture is really “stage” furniture, fairly inexpensive but looks like it cost a fortune kind-of-look. I have seen Investors insist that the builder include furniture with the deal. The builder finally relented and when the builder moved out, the tenant that wanted to rent the home hated the style and wanted it removed before renting. The investor ended up paying to store the furniture for 6 months and then decided to sell it for pennies to a second-hand furniture store.
