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.

But personally speaking, I will not allow pets in. they probably will scratch the furniture.

Cats tend to use litter boxes and if they cause damage, it is typically to the tenant's furniture (ie. leather couches) rather than the actual property.

Is there any problem with the stairs increasing damages from moving furniture up and down them?

You don't need NEW furniture.

On the inside, consider hiring a property staging company to add key pieces of furniture if that is in your budget.Be Realistic on Price PointHouse flippers often get caught up in the amount of money they have put into the house, as well as the highest comp, and end up pricing themselves right out of the market.

There's 3 fridges in the Kitchen, a huge 65-Inch TV in the Game Room with a surround sound system and large leather couch, as well as a mini fridge (with plans to have a pool table in there as well)!