If the report allows for spot treatment, you can just pay for the spot treatment and not tent the house so long as the infestation does NOT extend into inaccessible areas.

In your experiences are termite infestations of this nature (from the foundation up to the attic) solvable.

In the seller disclosure document, among many other issues, I see mice/rodent infestation which apparently caused a few "holes" in the outside wall.I was wondering if anybody ever dealt with something like this and if it's just a matter of fixing the entry points and call a good exterminator.

As a result of this, the entire building is infested with mold.

Unless the tenant is contributing to an infestation or there is a nest nearby, it may take time to clear up.

In the 7 years I've had this dog I've never had a rat infestation in my home.

I'm trying to tell her the benefits outweighs the concerns that she has but I don't want to dismiss her reason because they do hold some validation.She does not want to buy a multifamily because she worries about other people not being as clean as we are and infesting the property with bugs.

Visually, they're nearly identical but actual ladybugs do not tend to infest structures, while asian ladybeetles are well known for doing so.

(For example, If you have a 70 year old frail tenant with no car that has the misfortune of getting bedbugs, there a 0 people that will take them and their stuff to a laundromat, so you better solve the problem regardless of what your lease says if you don't want to end up with a bedbug infestation in the building).3) Be fair and flexible and focus on the outcome that you really want to achieve.

the industry is infested up up front fee scammers posing as PML  ..