It totally makes sense to feel torn between sticking close for control vs. exploring more favorable markets.

Good people.I am not familiar with the market you are speaking of, but generally speaking here are some things you should be aware of.1) There's two numbers you can control in the process, and 1 you cannot. 

And why do you want to control their personal choice so they must carry this with them on the property; is there some kind of danger in the neighborhood such as wild puma's or something, or bears (This is a serious question)?

That said, I’d really like to get this bug issue under control before I start renting it out.

Quote from @JD Martin: Best idea is just a hardwired on/off switch for controlling anything you want the guests to have access to.

If you’re not willing to sacrifice location, then your cashflow may suffer a bit at the beginning as you wait for longterm appreciation and rent growth.

Applying that efficiency mindset to fix-and-flips, new builds, and subdivision development gives you a real edge on both cost control and scalability.Feel free to reach out should you need any help on your REI journey!

Something to look into.One thing to consider: you don't own or control the panels or the electricity they produce.

We do have this in our lease regarding illegal drugs: “No illegal drugs or controlled substances (unless specifically prescribed by a physician for a specific person residing or present on the Premises) are permitted on the Premises.

Needless to say she  needs to leave if she won't clean and comply with what we are doing pest control.