No clothes or food or kitchen utensils.Next time, start the process ASAP, not on the 30th.

Old concept wrapped up in a new clothes and given a new title in order to be branded as "new".

You can make minor adjustments based on the type of appliances (dishwasher, clothes washer and dryer, air conditioning, etc.) and the size of the rental.

Who pays for a broken dishwasher, clothes washer or dryer, or refrigerator?

The vast majority of potential tenants are all going to be retail (think antique store or clothes) or low-key office space....all very similar needs with minor TI costs. 

The math works.PLUS, apartment renters in this strata in Houston, (can't speak for other TX cities) IN GENERAL would rather spend their money NOT on a SFR, but on a NEW CAR, CLOTHES, etc. to keep up with Jones', when in fact they are entrenching themselves to become perpetual renters.

If tenants want cloth floor coverings tell them to use throw rugs.

Turns out the buyer was the head of a non profit that disburses clothing and furniture to the needy.

There seems to be an unusually high presence of individuals who are people of "the cloth" who live around that area of town. 

Now, dip the sponge in vinegar or ammonia and scrub gently in a circular motion. wash the walls and dry them with chamois cloth.