I called and complained to the landlord and talked to the husband after noticing heavy Furniture items for stacked all over my glass table.

Matter of fact, I had the sheriff serve the eviction, changed the locks and my handyman and I removed all the large furniture then I showed it to the new tenant while we were cleaning it out.

Even with a few gnarly evictions of crazy inherited tenants under my belt the worst I’ve had was old furniture left, dog turds and cigarette butts on the carpet and human turds un-flushed in the toilet (no upper-deckers yet thankfully).

My downstairs neighbor didn't complain but if he did i would say that my furniture covers 70% of the floor.

If it was empty then I assume it’s not full of furniture like a regular person is living there?

If the market doesn’t support STRs anymore, switch to hosting traveling nurses or corporate housing guests for 1-3 months and stay until the end of the lease, then sell all the furniture and don’t renew the lease.

Here's a quick one I'm hoping someone would be able to shed some light or experience on - I have heard from some people that it is a great idea to fit out an apartment with nice and modern furniture, maintain it well and rent it out for a couple of thousand Rand more than a similar empty unit.

She claims that it has damaged her furniture and caused her health problems.

This does not include furniture, hot tub ($4k), decorations and startup supplies.

This means furniture in every room and part of the house, back patio furniture, the whole 9 yards.