First and foremost you should write into your future lease agreements that there are penalties for trash improperly disposed of.

Peanut butter on glue traps, check the traps daily or you will hear the little guy fussing and fighting to get free, use a plastic shopping bag or two as a glove to pick up and wrap in the glue trap with mouse still on it in the bag and tie that in a knot, then proceed to step on him or give him a fast swing and slam on the side of the trash can, then dispose of the dead vermin.The poison, is not always attractive bait and then they can die in your place and smell, or be eaten by other animals that we don't want to kill(owls, bobcats, pet cats and/or dogs)About a dozen kills to my credit.

If you're looking to ask me, for example, how much it would save you if you did demo and disposal yourself, I'm happy to calculate that.

It's amazing how the garbage disposal or dishwasher stops working or needs repaired when a tenant moves in and starts using it.

This one sucks, but the only option you have is reaching out to a bankruptcy Attorney yourself - to learn of the options at your disposal.

No way on the disposal.

Dishwasher, disposal, fridge, w/d not included as part of the rental.

We don't go out much, some of us don't own cars so we can save or have more disposable income and ride the bus instead. 

Angelica [the girlfriend] said that perhaps it could be the garbage disposable pipe?

The problem with grouping the activities is that they end up tied together so they do not allow losses etc to be released at time of sale until the entire activity has been disposed of which could mean multiple properties.