He then billed each unit for 1/15 of the bill and he paid 3/15 of the bill to alleviate anyone claiming this unit ran more lights or that unit ran longer showers.

Every day I wake up to look at Google News and there is at least one article about Foreclosure, or Fixed Income Tenant can't stay where they have been from before the Covid or the Widow who has lived in the 2/1 house for 50 years cannot pay the increases in Property Tax, Home Owner's Insurance, Lights, Water and everything else.

Depending on the property itself and strategy you are implementing it may be an up hill battle in these areas.  

As well as lighting and such.

The question was intended to be in light of all factors of course being equal or close to equal.

Light rehab with the bulk involving scraping the upstairs popcorn ceiling and landscaping.

If you are open to doing some light rehab some inventory might open up in Geneva and St Charles areas.  

After all the tacked on fees that have been climbing (some of the cleaning fees were crazy in light of what they expect you to do to clean it yourself), I didn't see a huge benefit vs a traditional hotel.....so I passed. 

am in the cleaning and restoration industry.ozone and chlorine dioxide and many other suggestions here might work but the most important thing is that you have to treat the source for it to work.A professional grade black light could have helped you find the source easier before your contractor painted and installed new flooring.If it is very strong odor  the proper way to do it is find source,treat,clean everything and then chlorine dioxide or ozone.

Well said @Russell Brazil - Our preferred attorney will be meeting with my agents here in Upstate NY to review new protocol in light of the recent lawsuits.