In general more pickups seems better to reduce odor and pests, but larger size may be more economical.

This prohibition includes, but is not limited to, loud noises, loud music, noxious or unpleasant odors, and disruptive behavior or actions."

Bugs and musty odors are a few potential small problems.

But I had one house where the odors were so bad (pets, not smokers) that I eventually had to have a drywall company re-texture all the drywall, then primer and paint.....

@Daniel Alfandre when the odor is really bad you need to replace the sub floor and the bottom foot of drywall along with all the trim.

Guess you didn't mean what you advertised - - and soon the other tenants will cry foul - - "she got a cat, and now I can too".When you make a policy, STICK WITH IT

Verify vent duct is unobstructed and sealed (and venting to the outdoors).Take humidity (and odor) control out of the hands of the tenant by installing a humidity and motion sensing switch (retrofit) or a humidity and motion sensing vent fan when time for replacement.

It works great but has initial strong odor.  

"biggest scam on the planet... bottle of Clorox and a rag"I like using the Tilex Mold and Mildew Remover; and yes, this is just bleach but I wave the bottle in the tenants face and to them, it looks more "professional" than if I mix a combination of bleach and water in a spray bottle.When the Tilex bottle is empty I refill it with bleach and repeat the exercise with the next tenant (if needed).I also tell them to avoid the area until the spray is dried due to the "powerful" odor this product produces.Gail

nope good luck do every thing correct though big down side for those that foul up