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 `$ npx hardhat run ./scripts/deploy.js --network localhost`
 
 ### 7. Start frontend
-`$ npm run start`
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+`$ npm run start`
+
+## Running a Full Demo
+
+This demo uses a Hardhat deployment script that initializes 4 predefined accounts:
+
+- **`buyer`**: Account with index 0 in Hardhat  
+- **`seller`**: Account with index 1 in Hardhat  
+- **`inspector`**: Account with index 2 in Hardhat  
+- **`lender`**: Account with index 3 in Hardhat  
+
+### Prerequisites
+
+1. Map the above accounts to your **Metamask wallet**:
+   - Import the private keys for these accounts into Metamask if you haven't already.
+
+---
+
+### Steps to Complete a Property Purchase
+
+1. **Open the Demo App**: Navigate to [http://localhost:3000](http://localhost:3000) in your browser.  
+1. **Connect Metamask**: Connect your wallet to the app.  
+   - The currently active account in Metamask doesn't matter during this step.  
+1. **Select a Property**: Click on a property to view its details.  
+1. **Perform Actions with the Specified Accounts**:
+   - **Inspector**:  
+     - Switch to the `inspector` account in Metamask.  
+     - Click `Approve Inspection` and confirm the transaction in Metamask.  
+   - **Lender**:  
+     - Switch to the `lender` account in Metamask.  
+     - Click `Approve and Lend` and confirm the transaction in Metamask.  
+   - **Buyer**:  
+     - Switch to the `buyer` account in Metamask.  
+     - Click `Buy` and confirm the transaction in Metamask.  
+   - **Seller**:  
+     - Switch to the `seller` account in Metamask.  
+     - Click `Approve & Sell` and confirm the transaction in Metamask.  
+
+---
+
+### Expected Result
+
+After completing the last step, the property details should display:  
+**"Owned by 0xf39F...2266"**  
+
+This indicates that the property is now owned by the `buyer` account (`0xf39F...2266`), which corresponds to index 0 in Hardhat.  
+
+**Note**: Hardhat initializes account addresses in a predictable way when starting up, ensuring consistent behavior during each run.