The first weekend, that sent a picture of mold in the plastic shoot of the ice maker. 

Most of these alarms have an expiration date stamped into the plastic or printed on the back label.  10 years. 

Pierce the veneer, water gets in and swells the wood and it starts falling apart.Glue down a vinyl runner under the sinks:https://www.homedepot.com/p/Black-Plastic-Floor-Runner-Prote...4) BlindsInstall the cheapet blinds you can to prevent tenants from nailing sheets & towels up, potentially ruining walls & window frames!

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This is more of a hard plastic mesh and might not lay down as easily as the truck is driving forward.

Plastic straws work just fine, by the way.

For now, try to isolate infested items in plastic bags, wash and dry clothings and other fabrics on hottest settings possible, vacuum carefully, and reduce clutter where bed bugs could hide.

I have them in a small plastic organizer above the washer and dryer, with a sign asking guests to wash and return them if they are used, so the cleaner doesn't have to deal with them. 

There's also units with plywood over the sliding doors and some units completely stripped down that you can just walk into if you want with plastic over the door b/c of mold.One of their VP's of Asset Management (A.S.) before she got laid off/fired with everyone else at Book n Ladder pretty much admitted it's a **** show going up in flames.

So starting with land may be the next "opportunity" whether you build on it or not but that's what people always say so who knows but I find it way more rewarding then slapping plastic LVP on some crap hole and renting it out.But for me, the real opportunity is the market.