The thing is you can go on and on and on about these rules...Do not strike a match near the gas stove and oven.Do not jump up and down on a bed while the ceiling fan is running.Do not park in your neighbor's designated space.Do transfer or retrieve your clothes from the washer and dryer promptly.Do lock your doors when you leave.Do not leave a burning BBQ grill unattended.Do clean the lint screen on the dryer after use.Do not puke directly into the community waste bin when drunk.When your neighbor's dog drop heat on your door step, please resolve the issue with the neighbor, do not smear such dog poop over his/her door knobs.......This list can be endless though. 

The tenant has a lot of wet clothes and furniture, but nothing permanently damaged. 2.)

I think these home designs are probably similar to the clothes that models wear on the runway or concept cars. 

It looked like cloth.

@Jerry Poon What is reckless is going to bed... without an action plan for the next day and your next day clothes on or by the door.  

There is only a rug and a couple of boxes of clothing and a small charcoal grill left behind. 

Took me about a year too girl, and no eating out (well, very few times) no new clothes for me and I'm looking into getting a 2nd job too.

between the drywall dust and tiling dust if you're tiling, gets a nice bathroom dirty fast. also paint BEFORE you do the floors, u wont need drop clothes so u wont care where paint falls. 

A moving company that will help ease the entire process and not add more stresses.The fact is; and needless to say, however, easy to forget, is your movers will have your entire lifetime of prized possessions, intimate items such as clothing, and valuables worth a considerable amount of money.

They trade their time for the dollars they want to spend on depreciating liabilities like cars, clothes, and so on (Kiyosaki ("Rich Dad") students might refer them as "doo-dads".)Entrepreneur-minded people know that to build wealth one must invest in income-producing assets.