I don't know what your space or design concept looks like but for a 1 bedroom beach condo I would choose something like this: https://nathanjames.com/products/modern-upholstered-3-seat-w...

I never really worried about bedbugs on all upholstered items, but beds I can see so new mattresses only.I can be worth it to take the time if you can.

Found a good deal on a bed frame.https://www.walmart.com/ip/seort/45796380  Zinus Lottie 43" Upholstered Platform Bedframe, Queen in Grey

It turns out that when we ask about which cat scratched the upholstering or which dog chewed on the railing, it was always the other resident's pet.

Some pieces might need some minor work like upholstering or staining

I think once the carpet and upholstered items are out, it will smell better but I don't think it will be smell-free.I've read a number of posts here on this topic and see that some of you look for these places since others tend to run from them.

Outside use of 'inside ' upholstered ' furniture, etc.

Especially looking for sofa and upholstered chair suggestions.My own kid is going to be in the condo for a while, so there won't be monkeys hanging from the ceiling or anything (he is very responsible and has been working fulltime for a couple of years and has his own car, etc), but he won't be there forever!

Furniture stored and used outdoors should be outdoor furniture, not indoor upholstered items.Steps (front and rear) and sidewalks: should be clean, and free of hazards.

Cats are based on whether or not I've got personal property in the house (i.e. upholstered furniture that Garfield would love as a scratching post) or if the unit currently has carpet in it.