Look at the unit, spray the inside with a mild bleach solution and do a hot wash or two with bleach. 

Hire a professional painter to mask and spray the cabinets in place. ( if smell is an issue I recommend sherwin Williams emerald trim enamel, or cabinet coat.

Spray paint such as Rust-o-luem might help slow it down. 

If the utilities are good (electric and water) I would aim at cosmetology, beauty, makeup, hair removal, perhaps spray tan etc. 

So if it's one unit in an apartment complex, you need to take care of it before it spreads to others.The advice I got from my pest control person that did our monthy pest control sprayings, was find a larger exterminator that has a guarantee for bedbug treatment, since they are very hard to deal with.

Use a respiration mask if you want to live Wash the walls: soapy water and a sponge Prime/paint the walls/ceiling: hire someone to spray the entire inside of the house with the kilz-oil-based primerMake sure the smell is not coming from a busted sewer line.

If you're doing it anyways add a couple body sprays, they're cheap up front cost but people love them and they can actually sway someone to rent just for the shower.

It almost seems like if you break a window and spray some graffiti on the wall in will create a bidding war.

She was using the sprayer in a haphazard way, causing water to spray everyplace, including sliding down the hose attached to the sprayer, through the hole the sprayer comes through, right under the sink.

Luckily, using Kilz on it to seal it can fix it (same with wood); you might also treat with a urine remover product (spray on, let soak in and dry).Downside - an extra day for painting and letting it dry, before putting in new carpet.