If you get quoted an outrageous fee... https://www.amazon.com/Havahar...Locate the hole that allowed them to get into the attic, place this at the other end, put some peanut butter in the trap, and release a few miles away.

We have stopped using organic and use only a synthetic underlayment along with {at least} one width of ice & water shield {a necessity here} ... on low pitches we've done the entire roof with a shield.

Your C class bread and butter properties, both singe and multi-family, are going to be the easiest to get into right now. 

We had him buy regular snap traps, we baited them with peanut butter, and had caught 6 mice in 1.5 weeks. 

While a credit union could hold such an account, most don't get beyond bread and butter personal or business accounts.When a plan invests in property all expenses and income are under the umbrella of the plan.  

Buy 12 rat traps, a 5 gallon bucket, plank (sold online or make one), and peanut butter.

My company’s bread and butter for the last couple of years has been residential flips and SFH conversions into multi-family down here in sunny San Diego.

Hey Guys, SEO used to be my bread and butter.

I replied with this: I am requesting that you either finish the roof job at (address) or return my payment of $7000 less a mutually agreed upon fee for you installing the synthetic underlayment.

Put some peanut butter on them and place it in all the spots where you see mice droppings.