Remove anything that you can throw away, destroy any urea crystals with a sprayed on pet enzyme cleaning product and encapsulate whatever is left with a strong primer.

I put killz all over the walls, will probably end up replacing the trim boards, and drowning the corner in some kind of enzyme eliminating solution.

If your not willing to rip out wooden floors then you may try a strong cleaner with special enzymes for breaking down the smell.

Remove and replace any saturated flooring and subfloor, use enzyme solution in areas you are not removing, use an ozone machine liberally, and Kilz any remaining subfloor before replacing. 

I use RTAs from Kitchen Cabinet Kings.Flush hot water heater between tenantsUse drain enzyme to clean out drains between tenants to clean old plumbing lines.Use a powdered boric acid based bug killer before tenants move in to keep bugs in check.Use stainless steel and ceramic for sinks.  

Some roaches realize an enzyme when they die that triggers other around them to breed.You'll want to find a bate product which they will eat, take back to their dwelling, and kill their entire family LOLThese are actually more environmentally friendly as well. 

There are also latex topcoats that have active enzymes that will "absorb" ambient odor such as Harmony from Sherwin Williams. 

Most posters say to use oil based Kilz, but are you also using some sort of enzyme odor remover prior to this?

Don't believe any ads or claims for enzyme products, etc.

I had the carpet cleaned with an additional charge for the application of the enzyme for pet stains.