How can I coordinate with insurance and restoration companies from abroad?

You can sell a few to pay off the rest or 1031 them into passive income.Any property you buy today should appreciate about 4.9% p.a. that's been US average (insert a % you believe is right, I believe Milwaukee may actually beat this number) over the next decades and your downpayment is leveraged 4:1, so that in itself produces a lot more equity over decades than you could ever safe up. 

Seller paid for 2nd independent appraisal, where appraiser massaged valuation into $305K.

@Dennis Dougherty the other benefit to selling is that your full entitlement automatically gets restored.

I guess I'm not surprised because when I call my fellows agents, half or more of them can't be bothered to pick up their phone and would rather text, or whenever they actually pick up they always sound like they are at Target or getting a massage in the middle of the day, and not actually working. 

You can add services and upsells the clients foot the bill for, like spa/massage/private chef rather than pouring more capital into the property.  

It needed love and we were able to do the repairs to get it restored!

Best thing for you to do is massage your past guests into returning on a direct book and make an extra 10 -15% without increasing occupancy.

This house looks beautiful and I can't wait to see it when it's restored.

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.