It seems like the chemicals react to something in the pee and its horrific.

You can wipe off some stains right after the accident.

You can also use insurance, but they only cover you for one type of liability: accidents.

If you're asking about the cons then these two are the most common things that comes to mind: Damage to the apartmentPets, especially those that haven’t been trained properly, can scratch doors, chew up furniture, and have “accidents” on carpets and hardwood floors.

NYC will always give long term appreciation for wealth building, but the numbers are horrific as a traditional cash flow investment. 

I also consider myself a newbie.I entered into the world of REI by accident.

In the event that I have an emergency and need $8,000 for a hospital stay, an automobile accident, or something or that nature, I can use the credit card and owe them that $8,000.  

Yes, she could be in transition and the financial picture could change: assets, liabilities and high legal fees (which could zap some rent dollars) but this can happen with anyone for a number of reasons (accident, job loss, medical issues). 

if you accidently spill paint always get it up right away it will be easier to do it now with a wet rag then latter with a scraper.always clean your area before you start.

I'll have to comb through it as it wasn't my verbage.Worst part- I'm going to be out of town for two weeks (and the 20-day notice will land in the last few days of my trip) and I haven't converted this over to my property manager yet.I'm thinking I should put in the 20-day notice to start, then call the police for opinions and schedule a walkthrough - I had told them I was planning to do some safety checks on the electrical system late last week anyway (this was an accident- I texted the wrong tenant) so that works perfect.