Item Labor + Material Cost Termite Treatment/Certification  $                              1,200.00 Roof  $                              8,000.00 Structural (Including Engineer/Architect Fees)  $                              8,000.00 Plumbing  $                              4,500.00 HVAC  $                              1,000.00 Electrical  $                              3,000.00 Carport/New Siding  $                              4,500.00 Exterior Paint and Cosmetics  $                              2,800.00 Landscaping  $                                  800.00 Demo  $                              1,500.00 Framing/Sheetrock  $                              6,500.00 Interior Paint  $                              1,000.00 Flooring  $                              4,500.00 Trim (Baseboard, Window, and Door)  $                              1,200.00 Kitchen  $                              7,500.00 Guest Bath  $                              3,000.00 Master Bath  $                              5,000.00 Light Fixtures  $                              1,200.00 Doors  $                              2,000.00 Permitting Fees  $                              2,500.00 Total  $                            69,700.00

Here is county growth data: https://www.businessinsider.com/fastest-growing-and-shrinking-counties-in-america-2019-4Another look at census data: https://census.gov/content/dam/Census/library/visualizations/2019/comm/percent-pop-change-metro-micro.jpgPeople fleeing NY: https://www.newyorkupstate.com/western-ny/2019/04/census-new-yorkers-still-fleeing-state-population-decline-spreads-to-nyc-area.html43% of CA voters say they can't afford to live there: https://www.cnbc.com/2019/03/08/43-percent-of-california-residents-say-they-cant-afford-to-live-there.htmlNext up, US population dispurses to Suburbs, rural areas and "middle of country" metros: https://www.brookings.edu/blog/the-avenue/2018/03/26/us-population-disperses-to-suburbs-exurbs-rural-areas-and-middle-of-the-country-metros/Here is actual flow map of migration patterns in the US based on census: https://flowsmapper.geo.census.gov/map.htmlCheers! 

Look at the details like caulking, flooring transitions, window trim and treatments, and exterior details (siding/roofing/trim/material transitions).

Try enzyme neutralizer, ozone treatment and more serious solutions

I know there is no right way to do it, but if someone has done it and they could help visualize the process, that'd be greatly appreciated.

Whereas in the old days most month to month furnished rentals were people on the poverty line (Abbot and Costello TV show in the 1950s they lived in a furnished month to month rental) most know are people working in the area temporarily, longer term vacationers, people out patient medical treatment, or people between residences due to home sale, home disaster, or divorce.

Just FYI, although asbestos was banned for use in ceiling treatments in 1978, the materials containing the asbestos did continue to be sold after 1978. 

Chlorinating the well and plumbing system (recirculate with a hose form spigot back into top of well) with a cup of "clorox" for a few hours then pumping it out and retesting after 2 weeks to ensure the treatment was effective is the correct approach.

Obama was actually out getting a Botox treatment that day.

It is a hybird of a corporation that offers the accounting and tax treatment of a partnership.