I am relativity new to St louis market (Iv been investing in Indiana where this was not a requirement) so my question is this all over North City and County or specifically a harsh requirement of the Jennings municipality?

Chemical treatment is as effective as heat.

My contract states that the property is being used for investment purposes only, but I'm thinking that a judge would look more harshly at an company being sued for violating the terms of the agreement in a commercial deal than an individual who may or may not have known what he was getting into.  

No need to worry about harsh winters and using your snow shovel, snow chains or snow tires.

I may come off a bit harsh on the REIN but I know that the individuals that make it up are good at what they do but if you're new it can be a little difficult to break in at times. 

For example, the no hazardous chemicals document, SERIOUSLY???!!!

Not trying to be mean but intentionally harsh to point out the huge mistake you are about to make and the poor advice you received to use some price per sq ft.

If the mod team starts coddling it's members away from any sharp objects then they won't develop the calluses necessary to succeed in such a harsh world.

We try usine Comet or Dutch Cleanser powders, bleach, every other chemical and we cannot get the coating to look white like it was before nobody stepped on the coating with their shoes.One more time, every tub I've ever seen has has this coating for at least 48 years.

If they just had the carpets cleaned, you may smell the cleaning chemicals or deodorizer.