and comes in 24-ounce spray bottles.

Your Tenant offered to pay for what he damaged and that's what he should be charged for, nothing else.Insurance won't pay for damages unless it's malicious, criminal intent like spray painting walls on the way out the door.

Account Closed - don't forget to always have pepper spray in handy and have those karate moves ready :) just saying!

I buy restaurant style spray faucets (not the pull down kind) on amazon for $35-$60.

She sent me a vague, hard-to-see photo of the eggs, but I took her word for it and sent a pest treatment guy there to treat the eggs and spray around the property.

It’s a completely different color than the sample that was shown to me (basically the sample showed only one shade of many, and so I was expecting just a dark brown, yet the end result is many different shades that create a very chaotic, wild and jarring look).

@Jarred G. - Love it!

Here's some of my thoughts so far:Gains:•Safety•Community – i.e. other tenants near by•Location•AmenitiesPains:•Time spent apartment hunting•Getting scammed•Communication•Finding good place online that meets buying criteria-Jarred

No way to prevent other than spraying down and disinfecting everything you bring into the home.

Utility is a lot higher on one due to one is spray foamed versus blown.     3.