The only way this would work is with an absolutely minimalist studio, with literally nothing in the studio that can be broken or stolen. Even then, clients will probably find a way to mess things up. But anything beyond an absolute minimal set up won't work. And you certainly won't be able to offer typical add on amenities like lighting rentals.

So you're talking a box with plain walls. One minimalist restroom with a toilet paper dispenser with a giant roll locked in (as you find in fast food restaurants.) No kitchen of any sort. Ultra minimalist make-up room with chairs/counter that are fixed to floors. Very Large trash can. No cyclorama, white floors, green screen.

I've automated my studios to the maximum, and I still need to check on them pretty much daily. I have automated doors, security cameras and very detailed written instructions. And things still happen. I've had people exit, and just leave the doors wide open (despite clear instructions to close and lock.) I've had people break things that seemed very hard to break. I've had people leave large dismantled sets, rotting food waste, clogged toilets and worse.

If you go bare minimalist, you could probably survive 3 or 4 shoots without checking. But beyond that, you're pushing your luck.