If the situation is that bad i.e. causing health issues then give the tenant an opportunity to break the lease and move.

If your rental market is as hot as mine, you may consider looking for a tenant willing to do a lot of the finishing touches themselves, possibly for some kind of break on the first month's rent.

They break down odors at the chemical level to actually make them disappear.

@Jeffrey Vanicky first to you and others please break up long posts.

I made calls on my lunch break in my car, I would do non phone work at night and spent a few hours on the weekend.

I never fully introduced myself, so here we goWhile on break at Starbucks several years ago, I remember reading through Brandon Turner's book How to Invest in Real Estate and thinking to myself...

How do different governing bodies classify this differently (bad government jokes ahead)?

I currently work a job that requires me to drive a lot and on my lunch breaks, I use the time to actively observe for houses could possibly fit my criteria and I simply stop and ask or leave a letter if the owner would be willing to sale it. 

I’ve been researching breaking into the STR market in the North Myrtle beach area.

I am thinking about breaking into REI starting with house hacking.