And keep spraying it with commercial grade round up .

Worth the 4-star), the A/C cut off randomly, the black tile grout looks like it was applied with a spray gun, the drawer under the kitchen sink would knock the peatrap clean off if you closed it too fast and needless to say...reviews suffered.I've gotten smarter since then, but have often wondered if I could do a reset on that listing.

In the 90's I traveled and hung out in Miami while promoting parties where everywhere along the coast I remember seeing Motels selling for $25K or $30K with only 3% down sprayed painted on white bed sheets.

Or just get some king of termite killer and spray the area, then install a new board?

Just buy it and encapsulate with spray foam. 

The market can only go so high, seems to me it's "cooling" off a bit, but perhaps it's more like leveling out, which is certainly preferable to a jarring correction. 

Sounds like you could rent a rig and spray it yourself.  

Even if they never sue, having the possibility of prospective tenants hear them rant about it doesn't reflect well.I had a tenant that had no problems voicing his "opinions", even when I had the pest control guy there spraying.

No excuses.Provide quarterly pest spray and meet the exterminator so that you can walk through the apartment and change the filters....because no tenant is going to do it for you....even if you furnish 12 months of filters.Get the rent ASAP.

@Ricky StaffordCould be minor--repair the walls, spray paint the house, slap down some new floor covering and repair the siding and it might be good to go if the plumbing and electrical are working.