I haven't been able to resolve our issues here either, but we on occasion once a tenant leaves is to pull off the register, scrape the texture, spray a 10-1 ratio bleach and water on the affected area, let dry and get a can of spray texture and then touch-up paint. 

@William Carr, Go to Jet Lending's Meetup tonight at the Redneck Country Club (Biggest meetup in Houston) and tomorrow night Right Path Real Estate meeting. 

Deep cleaning a rental after pets can be expensive especially taking into consideration yard, door, and smell damage.I would use porcelain in the bathrooms/kitchen/mud rooms for sure and make sure to get a more textured tile for the bathrooms as tile can be very slippery with wet feet.  

You can vary the roughness/smoothness of the texture by using different applicators and techniques.  

I currently have a vacation to Australia booked for June 5th through the 18th, hopefully I'm fully recovered from the jet lag by the time the 20th comes along.

I just use a spreadsheet where I organize my campaigns, and then self-print regularly with an ink-jet printer using card stock and a paper cutter.

also a good place to start would be today at the Jet Lending investors meet up. on 59s and bw8 there should be a lot of people there. starts at 6pm

Try Noble, Jet, ISB Capital, or Capital Concepts.

It comes in many colors/textures and its 100% waterproof.

We have some work to do to get it ready for rent and need some help finding good contractors.We would like to remove the popcorn ceiling and skim coat the 80s texture off the walls, so we need a good drywall contractor.