pt=Residential&hash=item257b1fd213Now, I am not planning to tread the gang-infested streets of Detroit, or other random cities, so here is a potential strategy to make some money.

The house is not fit for human habitation. it dirty, hoarded, infested and the whole place needs to be gutted.

We had got a termite inspection done and the inspector gave us a report stating no prior or current termite infestation.

If you did that could make sense depending the infestation extent and type of rodents.( mice, squirrels, racoon, etc. ) squirrels do lots of damage.

Unfortunately it its extremely hard to pin point this on one person or event and under law it is my responsibility to provide the home free of an infestation.

And when it comes to group responsibilities, every kid plays the game of "NOT IT".A neglected kitchen situation can quickly turn into a pest infestation. 

I live at an apartment community that is infested with bees, wasps, hornets & I WILL & DO KILL EVERYONE OF THEM.

My anecdotal example is a corner of a neighborhood on the SW side which is known for being pretty rough and gang infested.

I just wanted to prove that it could work, really, since i grew up in the safest neighborhood people on the other side of town thought was crime infested.

Need to look at their payment history and any complaints made by or against them.Is your property management doing a good job or just pocketing the money without fixing what is broken and letting bugs infestate the home?