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Again, no evidence of mice - no droppings, no chewings, no nests.

You definitely do not want to postpone treatment very long, as they chew up an amazing amount of wood in short time.

I am definitely weary of biting off more than I can chew for my first one.  

When you find any pet damage, chewed molding, stains on carpets etc. you immediately bring in contractors to remedy the damage and bill the repairs directly to the tenant.

She also argued that the chewing on he door molding was a bad paint job even though she brought and unapproved puppy into the house and raised it there.Long story short, I told her I would be taking her to court and she offered to pay half the damages.

First off, there was/is a lot more going on with this house than I realized, and I feel like I’ve bitten off a bit more than I can chew repair wise.

@Keith Chew - I have a hard time grappling with the idea of "vacancy" when it comes to short term rentals.

Electricity has been off for days, full fridge of food that is rotting, dog poop EVERYWHERE, most of his furniture and garbage is everywhere, baby room still has crib, changing table even a car seat, hell they left their keurig, the only thing we see missing is their tv and clothes--multiple holes in the walls chewed out from the dogs.

Tenant also stated they chewed up a hole in the wall in the laundry room FROM garage.Should we call pest control or should we patch up the holes?