If real estate is not it get out there and find out what it is.For me real estate runs through my veins.

The news coming back was that her apartment was full of spiders (black widows) and cockroaches....One of the last buildings I bought had similar problems and I have subsequently cured it with Pest Control.It appears that the other two tenants that I have not spoken to are Hispanic too.My question for you all is should I be making any effort to supply these people with Spanish language documents, i.e.

Bed bugs are very expensive to treat - $900-$2000 so they are in a whole other arena than ants, cockroaches, spiders.

My spider sense tells me something is fishy here but I'm not sure if this is illegal.  

My veins were on fire.

It's now the home of many spiders & fantastic cold storage for stashing my beer when working on the place. 

The tenant's dad is a contractor and the tenant offered to have his father look at it - but as you can imagine, I have can't trust the guy's judgement, as the father could just say "no damage" leaving me "holding the bag".Some areas of the floor and a velvet couch that was in the basement also seems to be growing this dense, white, spider-web like substance (mold?)

The Frigidaire-whirlpool models are notorious for bearing seals going, and the "spider" casting that hold the drum corroding out within 4 years, resulting in a totalled machine, as repair is nearly the cost of replacement.

I personally have used this with great results  http://www.domyownpestcontrol.com/onslaught-fastcap-spider-and-scorpion-insecticide-p-2579.html?

I felt uneasy about it, seemed like a conflict of interest to meAnd so it began...Tenant complains the inside is dirty and there are bugs, spiders everywhere.