I’ve seen different things like alcohol, baking soda etc, but am wondering if any of you have had to deal with this?

All this should be spelled out as clearly as possible in your lease, and your lease should follow local laws.If there are areas where the tenant has damaged the paint, aside from normal nail holes, I deduct the cost of a fresh can of paint.

Maybe try some charcoal or baking soda in the crawl space and attic spaces. 

It'll just put more work on yourself.Expect a 5% response rate on your first text messaging campaign on a newly pulled and freshly skip-traced list.

I am fresh out of college and started a job in the oil and gas industry.

If the renters still hose the waste material it has no where to go but soak into the cement and blocks, so that will smell horrid and ruin fresh cement. 

Might sound drastic but I would give tenant a notice to vacate and start fresh.

The timing, however, is what's at issue, namely when fresh park product will hit the market. 

. $23.98But chase some chickens, steal their eggs, suck on some cow's tit and spit the mil on a bowl, mix in your own flower yeast and bake your own cake and voila.. you have a cake that is (almost?)

What about Phoenix in the middle of the summer when it’s 115 degrees out and you could bake some cookies in your parked car with the windows up?