Serial-cat-adoption homes, reeking of urine.

The recent renter had a cat that must have been urinating on the floors the past few years.

The court also noted that many of the city's concerns about STRs--noise, disorderly conduct, public urination, improper parking, public intoxication, etc.

The thing is all carpet are damaged to the point that I've been replaced them with the Planck,due to the very strong smell of animals urine.

The deferred maintenance was significant- 3/4 of the roof needed replaced, the hallways were incredibly dirty, 3 vacant units that needed complete rehab, residents had anything from holes in their ceiling to faucets shut off because they were leaking so badly, landscaping overgrown and/or dead, and the entire building smelled like cigarettes and urine.

On top of that they cover everything in their urine and other bodily matter and make your home smell terrible.I have no hesitation in recommending this product from Amazon http://amzn.to/2otjPjtJust to be above board it is an Affiliate link, but I now have four of these machines protecting my home and my family and we've been mouse free for almost a year ! 

The property owner is saying that the carpet and walls had animal urine on them, and there is a persistent smell that just won't go away (tenants claimed they had dogs, but property manager believes they may have had a cat that they did not disclose).This is what the Property Manager has done to mitigate the smells thus far:1) Brought in ServPro to mitigate the smells2) Use "OdoBan" on all the walls3) Brought in their own Ozone cleanerThe Property Manager is recommending the "nuclear approach" and replacing all of the carpet, flooring and painting the walls, and we feel this is quite excessive, not to mention extremely expensive!

You might face more repairs then expected...Do you mean "urine"?

They can tear up flooring, scratch holes walls (once had a less-than-wise tenant keep his dog shut in a room - the dog scratched multiple holes in our drywall, as well as obliterated both the bedroom door and closet doors), and urinate on the floor (if it gets into the subfloor, its nearly impossible to eradicate).   

You can charge a fee or higher rent but it does not change the fact that you risk having to redo floors, eradicate urin smell, replace molding and door frames etc.