Take a ton of pictures (if there is carpet and dog or cat smell it's always useful to cut out a small piece and save in a baggie should this end up in court; opening a sealed bag to prove a point will sometimes clear the courtroom) and then hire a professional group to clean. 

You pay a commission to a home away type site, credit card fee, software fees, you pay higher wear and tear of people coming in and out with their bags and stuff, higher insurance cost, deep cleans, furnishings, Linens, coffee Service, automation costs, you supply the utilities and Wi-Fi, cable TV, etc etc.

Petscreening verifies their prescription is current and authentic, plus it keeps a record of the animal with shot records, pictures, etc.

People talk at the pro desk.As for the OP.First repair: $90Materials: 2 Sharkbite coupling @$101 stick 1/2" copper pipe @$101 New ceiling tile @ $10Labor: $60Second repair: $234Materials:1 1/2" Sheet Nextgen Drywall @ $51 Bag 20 minute mud @ $61 Stick 3" DVW PVC @ $82 3" Fernco Clamps @15Labor: $200Third Job: $228Materials:7 Two Bulb Dome Lights (BN from CE Twin PK) @ $7014 60W CFL EQ Bulbs @ $15Moen Stem @ $23Labor: $120The key to getting this done for the right price is to not use the same guy from every part of the job.

I would grab my toilet bag and head over. 

However, in my experience, you got this in the bag.

Condos are a mixed bag. 

Upstate NY has some nice areas like Thousand Islands, but that state is not my bag, for many reasons. 

I think this will work out for a small number of owners but fizzle out fast.The rest will be left holding the bag. 

Authentic uploads (Don't put on a facade or a front, it's obvious.