I don't see your name on the list of those that are approved for treatment!

Just google eviction service near me.It is pretty normal for the new owner to deal with that; the only way I have been able to get around it is by making the EMD non-refundable, which gives the seller confidence you will close or at least let them keep the EMD for damages.In terms of the pet smell, order a 40yard dumpster and get everything out, next any good PM can hook you up with an enzyme spray treatment that will metabolize the pet urin.

Do people get chemo before or after they are diagnosed with cancer?

Cancer patient sells businesses and home and moves to Mexico.

My guess is that being pro, being audited you are likely to get the worste treatment possible.   

Be careful no one enters during the treatment.

I don't have a ton of weeds, just more than I would like.I've heard of a possible link between cancer and commercial lawn fertilizers.

You never know what food tenants are going to spill in there.We do a similar under sink treatment in the kitchen and bathroom vanities.  

You need to be more creative than that, what I do can not/should not be posed on a open forum that is likely being monitored by welfare pimps and government agencies.I will say that what you need to do is get them upset enough with their treatment that they either leave or stop paying rent.

Or is that treatment reserved solely for the greedy, heartless landlord?