However, think I'd be more focused on ventilation.In an open kitchen, you start frying onions or something, not only the kitchen smells, but a lot of the open common areas smell also.

The cops called me and noted that they knew where he moved to and contacted the local police to watch him.He got a battle he did not expect,I think, but knew what he could get out of me one way or the other.

If you somehow got lucky & found out a tenant had a live tree in their unit is that really the battle you want to go down?

We've probably battled before! 

When we first entered the apartment, the smell of animal urine made your eyes water!  

In my opinion, this is 90% of the battle.

@Michele Fischer- I am currently eyeing Battle Ground, WA as my target market.

Rodents (even mice) cause many fires, can damage appliances (chewing), chew holes into baseboards and corners, and just generally are never fun when they pass away in the walls (smells and insect infestations afterwards).

Definitely, but be gentle, they're already distressed, don't look like a share who smelled blood.

(hire that done if you can, it smells horrible when you're cutting them up & you'll itch for a week after because of the fiberglass).