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Trey Crusey
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How do you keep fleas off you in these off mrkt properties?

Trey Crusey
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Birmingham, AL
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Just curious if anyone has found a way to combat fleas in off market properties from infesting you as well? Flea collars around ankles? Tyvek painters suits? Just deal with it?

Does anyone have a routine they do before entering a vacant house?

I've been wearing khaki pants when I go check out a prop just so I can easily see them and flick them off but this last one i went in they were ALLL over me the second i went in.

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Matt M.
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Matt M.
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@Amanda Kessler

Quite the contrary. Any house can have fleas whether it’s a dump or a million dollar house. Being dirty has nothing to do with fleas.

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