Also think about if she does stuff with her hands, the ring snagged clothing while I was working in my store, so I stopped wearing it.

Change your cloths before you enter your home, wash up - take a shower - have a drink.There now ------ a job well done!

Is this 50% like the book illustrates, supposed to be used to pay for personal bills or just personal wants like a new bike or some clothes I may like?

They will not accept things such as paper diapers, sanitary napkins, tampons, children’s toys, wads of toilet paper, balls of hair, grease, oil, table scraps, clothing, rags, sand, dirt, rocks, or newspapers.

If you have an eggshell, pearl type finish (not flat), then you might try TSP and warm water in a squeeze out sponge mop (I like a new one, not the dirty one left behind, or one used on floors).Just get it (the mop) damp and do the walls with TSP (or TSP substitute) and follow with clean water (before it dries). 

Everything left behind had to cost money when they bought it.The cars, clothes, bed frames, toys, etc....They seem to have had no value for what they had purchased, and just left it behind vs. boxing it up and taking it with them.Now the Government will pay a motel owner to house them instead of you. 

After 6 months, I strongly suspect that the tenant brought BB in on some furniture or clothing, or their friends brought them in. 

You might walk the park dressed in old cloths.  

In Texas, refrigerators, washing machines, and clothes dryers are considered personal property.

But if the home is incredibly old and contains cloth wiring or shabby building opening things could uncover more than u bargain for.