There are more luxury apartments being built in this area, a massive clothing company just built their warehouse here, so that will bring in way more jobs.

What does the apartment actually look like...did they just walk out one morning with coffee cups on the kitchen table, clothes in the closet, multiple pairs of shoes, medicine cabinet looking normal, perhaps with toothbrushes still in place?

My research says those 1) take 3.5 hours+ per load; 2) leave the clothes feeling damp and needing to be shaken out; 3) can only accommodate the equivalent of 2 large bath towels and two hand towels per load.

He said tenants just trash them, and he said all I needed were an oven-range combo and a dishwasher.I assumed that tenants would supply their own clothes washer and dryer, but I've never heard of tenants supplying their own refrigerator.

We see past Friday or the glittering car, clothes, vacations, etc for something bigger later. 

You have to follow your own rules.4) This is secondary to the heating issue and is a personal clothing preference by the tenant.  

There would be a la carte services like weekly cleaning, yoga sessions, 24/7 grab-and-go or sit-down brunch, co-working space, & partnerships with restaurants/bars/activity-based businesses in Houston.Putting together a Board of Directors so we will have advisors that have experience in the hotel/hostel/apartment industries, and the Board of Directors will get a percentage of the company.

Would the clothing store be required to provide free clothing?  

I was feeling guilty for not being able to give my girls new clothes for school etc. and before you know it I was using it for gas and food and now here I am.

My 5 siblings and I were raised by a single mom also and I saw mine do whatever she had to to keep us fed and clothed with a roof over our heads.