I have a 3 bed 1 bath 1200 sq' SFH with full basement.Basement is okay as basements go, but isn't pretty or inviting...Washer and dryer are in the basement.Home is on a septic system.I'm considering converting the smallest bedroom to a laundry room/folding room/extra clothing storage.

You need to focus on basics at this point, not real estate: food, clothing, shelter. 

I run a small web business selling clothing online and just thought to sign up.

They don’t keep commemorative plates and collectible spoons, but they keep clothes, kayaks, bikes, Christmas decorations, old computers, instruments, tools, etc. 

He decided that the 'landlord business' was very trying for a man of the cloth :)

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Personally we found it easiest to buy like 2 dozens sets of all the same color towels and maybe 8 sets of the same color sheets so when one wash cloth got ruined or one flat sheet got stained we could immediately just bring in a new one and the problem was solved.

I suspect vagrants are living in one of them become there are clothes and vandalism.

If in 1935 you went to the bank to get financing to buy furniture or clothing they'd laugh at you.

The old carpet makes a good drop cloth, kneeling pad and protects the hardwood from dropping a hammer until you get ready to refinish it if that's in the cards and reduces construction traffic on new carpet.Lots of considerations to each job, common sence should prevail and some backward planning needs to be done so you don't put some aspect of the job in front of another making it more difficult