They wore fancy jewelry and clothing worth more than my rent. 

We also have local charities that help underprivileged children with food and clothing.

The tenant would always put her clothes in the laundry for more than 3 days straight every time and don't take her close out from the laundry!

Disposable income is very alluring, you can get new clothes, get a new phone, buy stuff for your hobbies.

Even if there is a little smoke smell left when you are finished, they won't notice over the cigarette smell on their clothes.

I'll simply say that in my opinion, there is a vast difference between "gurus" (the emperor has no clothes) and real educators (teachers).

Clothes galore. 

You are no different than a store selling clothes or other items/manufactured goods.

Another way that estate property is disposed is by a public sale, an auction, whereby they not only auction off the house but often times auction off the contents of the house, the furniture, the car, the clothes, everything in the house that's not nailed down. 

The point is that housing should be 1/3 of income because the other 2/3 of your income is needed for utilities, phone, transportation, food, clothing, entertainment and other expenses.