The only other idea if the ozone machine doesn't work that I can think of is calling a water damage / smoke damage restoration type company. 

Not going to do that but at some point it seems crazy to restore some of these houses.

Dear Investors,My partner and I recently formed an RE flipping business that is looking to restore the area in and around Lehigh Valley, PA.

You had some really nice VIctorians in West End that were restored and sold for 250-300K.

The HOA is saying they aren't responsible for relocation.Today, I just got hit with a $31k bill because my insurance denied the restoration, pack out, mitigation and storage all of my renters personal property, to get it away from the sewage while the unit is being rebuilt.

You can potentially come to the city with a plan of restoration. 

Can anybody help restore my privilege on my previous account or show me how I can fix this problem?

Total cost of restoration estimated at $100,000.

Instead of hiring a Public Adjuster, I would recommend asking friends, family, or BP investors for restoration companies they personally have used in the past. 

But you have to replace all the support bars, and that may not make economical sense for you if just redoing the sheetrock doesn't make sense.My experience has been that if you're going to hold on to the property it usually makes the most sense to just bite the bullet on the front end and restore it to a normal sheetrock ceiling.