I'm in the U. S.
I voted A because that's typically expected. Occasionally someone might like the decor or a few pieces of furniture and ask they be included in the sale (sometimes the buyer will offer a little more money, but that depends on the housing market).
In the U. S., the kitchen cabinets and appliances stay. The refrigerator may or may not depending if it's built-in. Those items are considered "fixtures" just like the lighting, mirrors, built-in book shelves or China cabinets, any fencing...
I have seen the show where people buying homes on islands typically include all of the furnishings.
Empty house is pretty much the norm. My current house was mostly furnished because of special circumstances, but I wish it was empty. It would have made things a heck of a lot easier.
I live in the Midwest in the US. I've lived in ten states in the north, south, east, west and middle. It's been the same everywhere. I could maybe see someplace like NYC being different though.
If money were no object I'd have an interior designer outfit the house based on my guidelines.
I don't want to move with, lug around or assemble any annoying crap, and I want the place to be functional and presentable.
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I had my house built brand new so it was very empty. My summer house came with a lot of furniture and a refrigerator. There ws also a junky lawn mower I used for a couple of years and a gas grill that finally caught fire.
Not necessarily I am in China. They often give an example house with fully furnished but most of it are empty. fully furnished often give you concept for sale. empty house for your imagination.
Here in germany you usually buy or rent a completely empty house.
Sometimes you don't even have wallpapers on the wall.
Always empty, it’s rare to buy it furnished in the USA, maybe if it was a lake house they might
So, I can paint and do whatever I want without anything in the way
A b c depends on the condition and price point
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