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Tom Reynolds
  • Investor
  • Deland, FL
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What's that smell?

Tom Reynolds
  • Investor
  • Deland, FL
Posted

Viewed a small vacant residence today in need of some cosmetic repairs that's for sale. The thing is the smell. It made my eyes water. I talked with a neighbor who told me the last tenant never lived there but kept 15 dogs locked in the house. There is a bare concrete slab floor, sheetrock walls and ceilings. Is there a best way or a way to get rid of the odor and keep it away? The place might be a good deal if the odor was gone. Any suggestions appreciated. 

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