Removing the drywall and then spraying bleach or a mold killer on everything is not hard.

If that doesn't help, go over and spray some bleach in the area.

Every surface was painted, flooring was contracted out, and lots of date nights cleaning with bleach and Dawn dishsoap!

The roof will go in the last week of August.Purchase Price: $116,500 cashCash on Hand: $42,000Roof Replacement: $23,000Flooring Replacement: $6000Door Replacement: $1000Interior and Exterior Paint: $500 (purchase during the 4th of July Home Depot Rebate)DIY Siding Repairs: $500Demo Costs: $500 (reducing demo with heavy bleaching of mold in solid areas)Unit #4 Remodel: $10,000Utility Carrying Cost: $150/moInsurance Carrying Cost: $250/quarter

The number of dollar bills in circulation is no longer a measure of anything but the number of trees we've recently killed, bleached, and slathered with green ink.

After extensive wash down with bleach and other cleaners, seal walls and floors to seal in any contamination.

The best solution is to make sure the garbage is in can and secure where no rodents can get in ad try cleaning trash bin with bleach and spray with ammonia I heard that keeps rodents away.

I couldn't see any way moisture was gathering at those places, so we just wiped the area down with a bleach cleaning spray (a shoutout for satin finish paint on rental walls!!)

I'd check Craigslist or similar to see if anyone in your area is offering this and the going rate. i like to use a mixture of 1/2 bleach and 1/2 water to clean siding.

Get all white linens and towels as you will have to bleach everything.