You couldn't be bothered to use a 50-year-old weed control chemical on an overgrown yard because you believed some quack somewhere that told you it might cause cancer.Now you're hypothesizing that your dirty tenant brought a breeding population of rats with him.Come on, Peter.

I live in the CENTER of 6 major chemical plants including BASF, Dow ,BP... the rental market here is KILLING IT, because you have the average Joe making 75-125k a year!

@Justin FranklinTry reaching out to Shawn Huss from Chemical BankYou should be able to find him if you Google.

I’m just going to offer up the chemicals and if he would like to get up there and spray himself I’ll be more then happy to give the chemicals and tools.

@Nitin John AbrahamTry reaching out to Shawn Huss from Chemical bank.

@Sam PantI'm definitely not an expert, but below is a link to the most recently published Texas railroad map on the Texas Department of Transportation website:http://ftp.dot.state.tx.us/pub/txdot-info/tpp/maps/2016-railroad.pdfMy best guess would be most of the cargo is coming from refineries and chemical plants in the Ship Channel area and in the Freeport/Lake Jackson area.

Flippers hire contractors to work with electricity, chemicals, sharp objects, and thousands of other ways people can get hurt or killed. 

I have had good luck with chemical treatments.

(The irate tenant does woodworking/crafting and uses strong chemicals daily).My office manager felt unsafe and suspected that the tenant was under the influence of drugs, so she called the police, closed the office for 1 hour, issued a lease violation, and immediately walked the other unit where the tub was being resurfaced.

If there are any sensitivities to chemicals, cinnamon works.