I am in agreement with Jacob on the cash-flow issue. Renting

And meant to be verified by the card issuer already.Sorry to hear about your situation.

Also use the wood baseboard not the cheap $hit cardboard.  

If you've been consistently making your payments on time and not using your full credit limit, your credit card issuer may be willing to increase your limit, which can lower your credit utilization rate and improve your credit score.Another strategy is to apply for another credit card, but be sure to do your research and find one with a lower interest rate and no annual fees.

If the ceiling tiles were the cardboard type material they could also hold the smell. 

They go below a 500 score on this product, so if you can do 20-35% down, credit shouldn't be an issue.  Rates

I helped my friend move into an apartment yesterday and noticed that the landlord had placed painters tape on the edges of all the entrance doors as well as cardboard to save the floors.

i almost forgot to add that before i pick a LAWYER, i would contact my homeowners and/or landlord insurance policy issuers to see if all claims can be handled by THEIR lawyer.i for one don't believe in individuals (natural persons) being required by today's litigious society to 'have a lawyer' for legal counsel burying themself deeper in debt (lawyers aint cheap or even necessarily affordable by ur average civilian) -  especially when we are the plaintiff and/or when our insurance is supposed to provide that service we pay monthly or semi/annually for - but that's just me, pro se.

I wetted down some cardboard or some canvas drop cloths and spread them in the drop zone of splatter. 

I also like Crystal light or Country Time's tea in the foil-sealed cardboard can.We're going with a continuation of the staple here.