I use soap when I shower, and occasionally eat cereal for breakfast: that doesn't mean I'm qualified for a job at a CPG company like Kraft, Proctor & Gamble, or Kellogg's.2) Following on 1), by listing it you make it fair game for the employer to poke around.

When current tenants move in, we leave a basket of cleaning items - paper towels, 409, dish soap, etc.  

Thus, the MAO would be $67,500 which is much closer to the $75K calculation.I'll step off the soap box now...2) Your agent represents you and should be the person you rely on for accurate market knowledge including comps, rental rates, etc.

stepping down from soap box now"

Also helps to provide some communal things like soap, toilet paper, paper towels, etc.

I can furnish a 2 bedroom for $3.5k (including labor) and a 1 bedroom for $2.5k including labor.Some units have more amenities than others depending on the building but we offer soap, conditioner, razors, ect.

Extreme example; inspector cited a landlord for not having a soap dish for the bathroom sink.

Another issue is residual laundry soap in swim suits (if they wear anything) as it can generate a lot of foam, so we use a little dash of an anti-foam product to eliminate it. 

Moses Lake, Soap Lake or Quincy may be on my radar.  

It seems you genuinely had the question re occupancy, which I think you've had pretty well answered...along with maybe some lecturing and soap box'ing that could have been left out of the discussion.