His other option was a "quick fix" where he'd set indoor traps and bait boxes rigged with poison to kill the animals, clean up the mess and the droppings, then seal the entry points.

As long as you keep the fluff out of your rig, then you can scale it to grow with your company.

Get at a "Rigging" store.

But older cookie cutter cabins that are a dime a dozen will struggle.

Aloha,In the past we bought used commercial cutters such as used to be on a bench in every hardware store.

I'd also talk with the smaller cutters/installers and see if they have any pieces left.

I have an idea for you...buy a powerwashing rig.

Like David talks about in the Podcast, everyone wants a cookie-cutter answer.

I wrote off my rig $4k, my A license $4k, my mileage to and from the dropzone, all my other gear $1k, and a camper for $15k that I pull around the states to different dropzones. 

You'll find random outcroppings of "McMansions" in plans where a developer bought a farmer's field at auction (usually when he passes) and put in a bunch of cookie cutter yuppie houses.What is the goal of your investing?