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Pero Konjevich
  • Flipper
  • Chicago, IL
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Tenant complains of foul smell

Pero Konjevich
  • Flipper
  • Chicago, IL
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I recently rented out a house to a couple that lost their house due to fire. It’s been constant nitpicking (he’s an engineer) the house was a complete rehab; nothing wrong with it. He called me this morning complaining of a foul smell that it is unlivable. He’s got an ozone generator working. I was just there- all I smell is ozone. I’m making an appointment to see about duct cleaning and have picked up some ozonium. Any suggestions? I’ve been around many smelly places and have no idea what the issue is here or if he’s using this as ammo to get out of his lease. Suggestions please

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