Btw, the wet spot in the last picture is due to the cleaning ladies mopping right before the photographer came.

They have oak hardwood floors, 6" mop boards with pretty base cap, mahogany doors, 11 windows in each one bedroom apartment most of which are still in decent shape-- that old wood is HARD-- if the windows haven't been painted, we pull the stops, re-rope the windows and then use screws to replace the stops and call it a day.

So, you'll pay huge money to have someone mop your floor, for example.  

I do the backs, bottoms and all edges before installing.I build a 2x4 base that fits perfectly underneath the inside of the base of the cabinets because well meaning tenants tend to spill the mop buckets they use every year or so and the bottom edge of those particleboard cabinets crumbles and sinks and melts into the floor "if" it ever gets wet.I too use 1x4's to back up all towel rods and such.I use 3/4 inch galvanized pipe for all shower curtain rods installed strong enough to do pull-ups.I use contact paper for all tub and shower surrounds.

He should have paid more attention to detail and leveled the new hardwood floors - you could actually see gaps between the floor and mop boards.In the end, it was utter disaster and it absolutely broke my heart. 

But there is a closet with hot water heater and furnace, that has some extra space for things like brooms, mops, etc. 

______All vinyl floors need to be mopped, waxed, and cleaned, including underneath cabinets.

Recaulk if necessaryWipe down outside of toilet with cleaning wipesClean faucet and sink with soft scrubClean exhaust fan grillCheck/dust/vacuum window blindsWash walls with dish soap and waterWipe light switch plate and door handlesWash windows, check screens & latchesTest all outlets for polarityBegin PAINT PREP sequence if necessarySweep/mop floorLiving RoomRemove everything left behind.

Bathrooms, kitchen, sweep/mop, off week.

A few random additions based on my (similar) experience:I've used TSP & mopped the walls (ugh!).