Rent an industrial strength ozone generator from a hardware store and run it in the apartment for a couple of days.Ozone is an unstable molecule that attacks hydrocarbon molecules, breaking them down into harmless substances like carbon dioxide, oxygen and trace amounts of water.Just make sure you follow the precautions and if you overdo it let the apartment air out for a day.

The very best list is the one Dave Reynolds has from the mobile home park store.

It becomes an issue if there is no where to store a lawnmower etc.

I am getting ready to start a rehab project and I remember reading somewhere where you can take a list of your construction items to the PRO desk at both Menards and Lowes and they can send them up to corporate for re-pricing. 

I go into the house to find amazing $5/sq foot flooring throughout the property when I planned to do the $.70/sq foot flooring due to it being a cheaper house ($40k), so I called him and said "hey this really isn't in my budget I can't afford this stuff it is going to blow the budget".He started laughing out loud and said it was meant to be a surprise his buddy that works at a hardware store had someone bail on a special order of this oak bamboo flooring that is $5/Sq foot and he got it for $.99/ Sq foot and he was under budget on the rest of the house so he hooked it up.Just goes to show having a great contractor can make a world of difference.

Lastly, you go to the commercial space that Joel Owens specializes in which are big box stores with really long leases but low cap rates.

Hi guys, this is an off topic question but I want to up my wardrobe and I don't really know a lot of stores.

  :)  But, if you're having to collect cash, I would suggest a service like Pay Near Me, which allows payment of things like rent, in cash at local C-stores. 

Colorado's lax legalization has led to a big bump in prices lately, due to the sudden jump in demand (and stores in Colorado had to have something to sell day 1 of legalization), but when local supply there catches up, prices will fall again.

have a look at Home Depot, but for a MUCH larger selection visit granite stores in your area.