If they positioned the furniture than it's their fault.

I live in an apartment now with super nice furniture (seriously, my couches are electric and my bed is too), a 50 and 60" tv, electronics, etc.

I wanted to add, that I learned that it's impossible to find good tenants when you show an occupied unit - unless you're showing some really upscale rental with showroom furniture in it, that's immaculately clean...Applicants can't see past other people's junk or dirt.  

I'll have him work on a product line of solid inexpensive massage/stretching devices that primarilly function by floors, walls, ceilings, doorways and basic furniture that has been passively developing in my head over the few years that I've been dealing with a lot of stress related muscular pain, not to get personal but maybe I may have run into this fellow for another purpose than so far assumed.

No water-filled furniture is permitted without our written permission.

Don't exactly know yet the true condition as it was full of furniture. 

I also made a police report.Now, he left his furniture and I would like to know the appropriate action I should do before I get rid of the furniture? 

I’ve had tenants excited to move in and measure for furniture and such.

Keep them where they are not only because of the above, but because of decorating options and furniture placement. 

On top of that, he refuse to pay any rent increase or violation fee like throwing furniture in the yard .. etc Just a very unpleasant person to work with.