The only (and dirt cheap) and permanent way to get rid of bed bugs (heat and traps won't work permanently; they will come back) is this product:http://www.bedbugpowder.com/home.phpIt is made of diatomaceous earth and cuts their bodies so they bleed to death but it is like baby powder so it is safe around babies, pets, peoples and perfectly harmless!!!

Cities in metro Atlanta that currently have the tightest inventory: North Decatur, Doraville, Peachtree City, Loganville, Woodstock, Mableton, Norcross, Peachtree Corners, Powder Springs, Kennesaw, Decatur, and Lawrenceville.

My dry powder is still locked and loaded for an opportunity, with cash.

Option 3- which is about $135k down and leaves you roughly $225k cash ($300k was 80% of your reserves so I am assuming $360k cash on hand) Keep your powder dry and take the option to use other people’s money as long as the deal really does cash flow for you and pay for itself. 

Things that is out of my hands such as the building intercom that the association is working on replacing and how there’s powdered detergent in the dryer in the building laundry room.

Keep your powder dry. 

So the problem is typically a half bath/powder room is adjacent to the living/dining room for access by guest.

You are in control of your own money and can have quite a lot of flexibility with the dry powder.

As long as you can make the payments and have some dry powder on hand in case sh** hits the fan, I believe you're fine. 

Still keeping powder dry in case I find an STR deal, but spending less time looking, aside from the standard daily alerts I have set.