Or just the difference that I was shorted in rent and the cost to have the carpets and tiles professionally cleaned due to the pet mess.Thanks for your advice!

The common area should probably be cleaned at least every 2 weeks, probably 25-40 bucks.

Fist issue is safety, I have used idiots to rip out old carpet, scrape the floor of old padding, clean the floor, walls....I may not let them on a ladder.

Once you start cleaning house, other residents will notice. 

With a clean claim record they will have an insurer that can do better than Erie. 

It's also exciting to be part of a team dedicated to cleaning up an urban neighborhood.

I receive automatic emails from my real estate agent and a nice looking 3br 1.5 bath for $24,900 came up and I jumped on it.The deal breaks down like this:$6759.16 for 20% down payment, insurance, taxes, inspections, etc $3498 for new furnace install $400 maintenance - windows, pipe, cleaning$10657.16 total out of pocket.It rents for $680/mo.I went the conventional route to the bank and paid 20% down, etc etc.

I used to have to clean up the pool at my parents house every summer when I returned from college.  

If you want to keep it clean just go to the secretary of state website and print a certificate of dissolution.

I would get them repaired and clean.