Would you want to do a new property condition report when their furniture is possibly hiding damage?

If your current tenant has wall-to-wall furniture, it will look too small for the new tenants' furniture - in their mind - even if that's not the case.They'll want to look into closets - which will be full of your tenant's junk. 

Apt is on ground level (first floor) with ceramic tile floors throughout.Current lease has no pets and no water-bearing furniture clause.

"Reclaimed" wood is all the rage in furniture and decor right now.The diabetic strip thing has been discussed here before.  

Your typical big dog is going to bark less and pee on the furniture less but that's more personal observation than fact. 

Put 12k in furniture on each side.

With my second and third properties I posted the realtor listing photos and noted that new furniture/photos would be in place by the time any guests arrived (both were sold to me furnished).  

Tenant sworn dog was trained and well behaved and on day 2 of the pet's arrival we have damages to the front door and one interior door (as well as some furniture damages but those are not mine).So I am trying to decide how to go about deciding whether to replace an item or repair an item.For example, this is the corner of an interior hollow core door, the entire corner has been chewed out. 

I'd like to just move all his left-behind furniture into the basement for him to get later and rent the place out to someone new. 

Or the tenant might have brought in some "new to them" furniture that contained the bedbugs.