Dangerous move.I have fallen into the trap where past success makes me want to hire people to try to keep doing good things and become even more successful.  

(I have a NO pets policy) So the next day I brought my "catch em alive " trap baited with wet cat food.

Owners who have medium to big dogs trapped in small spaces are being selfish in my opinion and thinking of themselves more than the animals quality of life.Speaking of dogs my mom has a silky terrier (penny) who is 20 years old!

. ;-) The smart ones know its better to stay in Section 8.

We installed one with a larger trap and a lower water use for the water use issue.

Mildewcides, fungicides, insect repellants, etc. are fine outside when there is plenty of ventilation (aka being outdoors), but inside is a horrible idea.  

We go in and do the following:- replace smoke detector batteries- clean the filters in the air exchangers- Clean the filter and trap in the dryer- Clean the bathroom fans- Check the caulking on any tub surroundsWe also ask them questions about minor problems that may become problems later on, such as, if their drains are running smooth, is their toilet leaking, etc.  

You are springing a trap, and pouncing on feeding bedbugs. 

The problem I see is the definition of commercial loans backs that up but the definition of residential has a potential loophole:According to 12 USCS § 5102 (8), the term residential mortgage loan means “any loan primarily for personal, family, or household use that is secured by a mortgage, deed of trust, or other equivalent consensual security interest on a dwelling (as defined in section 103(v) of the Truth in Lending Act [15 USCS § 1602(v)]) or residential real estate upon which is constructed or intended to be constructed a dwelling (as so defined).”If it is truly for business purposes by a true business theoretically it could be commercial by this definition is my read???

A rat trap was put out at night and it didn't catch it that night.