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Alan Feldman
  • Eastern Shore MD
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70's Stinker Smokey Smells Sinora

Alan Feldman
  • Eastern Shore MD
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I have an offer in on a 1973 SF, bank owned, as-is deal, for a house hack. I'm concerned that by the time the deal closes it will have sat through the entire summer of heat and humidity, rain and pests. And I have the feeling the previous owner was a smoker. I am planning a house inspection for my own information. What processes do you use to get rid of smells/odors? How do you get rid of years of dust in the HVAC vents? Do you recommend a chimney inspection/cleaning prior to firing up the furnace and hot water heater? What else should I be considering?

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