Incidentally, the property I had that had this issue was also in Salt Lake City; so, I'm familiar with your area.  

Just recently relocated to Salt Lake City from Indianapolis for my job.

But that is a much better shot at cash flow than REI.Okay, now I'll get off my salt box.

@Natalie Medved, take this with a grain of salt, as my wife and I only owned our Airbnb for about 18 months, but also have a close friend that manages something like 20 in the PHX area (a combo of personally owned and 3rd party for clients).We generally had luck in our furniture with the higher end Ikea, mixed with some vintage finds and some new from places like West Elm and Crate and Barrel.  

Although there are companies who use lower standards (paneled walls, presswood floors, etc), the companies I have worked with in Florida use higher end materials like tongue and groove plywood floors, 100% drywall construction with 2x6 walls, spray foam wall insulation, granite counter tops, etc...and then we delivered them in 2 pieces via semi truck (or as many as 8 pieces depending on size and number of floors).

@Alan DeRossett - this was under at least 7 layers of paint, i even tried those little pin punch rollers and remover spray.

Purchased a rental in 2019 as an investment in Salt Lake City.

But I would suggest that most of these “programs” put together by the notorious real estate marketing companies located in Salt Lake City, or Las Vegas are well vetted by legal council and do not commit legal fraud on its face.  

It's my opinion that you should use a heat treatment and not a chemical treatment as heat treatments are comprehensive and can be guaranteed, and spray treatments do not always kill all bed bugs and can be a waste of money.

Any CPA worth their salt would be able to assist you either by knowing things immediately or knowing exactly where to look to find out if they don't.