So unless this cat was just going crazy and taking all the fibers up, I'm trying to imagine how it damaged it.Finally, since you allow pets, I highly recommend you rid of carpet in your rentals anyway.

(The temperature in the bags needs to be 100+ F, so you might want to use a heater of some kind- around 48 hours at this temperature should kill all the fleas)Buy some Diatomaceous Earth and spread it all across the carpet and make sure it gets in deep into the fibers.

In many municipalities multiple permits are required due to the possibility of releasing asbestos fibers and/or excessive dust into the atmosphere.

I get a fiber connection and a wireless router so it costs me about $12/unit/month.

It's hard wired in with fiber so I think the service will be very reliable, and if/when the tenants have connectivity issues they can call the town who provides the service along with electricity, water, sewer, and trash.

In addition to being a LL, I also raise sheep, shear, and process fiber on my little farm.  

I am a man of substance, of flesh and bone, fiber and liquids -- and I might even be said to possess a mind.

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Any dirt and grit is simply pushed down into the carpet and ends up cutting the fibers over time.