Lakeland smelled like a sewer treatment plant.

There is a strong body of research from the metaphysical field that posits, what we think about expands.

If something doesn't smell right with one of them, it probably isn't.

Yes you will more than likely find the people who you should be dealing with by finding properties that smell distressed, but even the stinkiest property may be owned by someone who is not motivated to sell it.You see, there are only 2 (two) acquisition techniques:PriceTermsThat's it!

Like Ashland it didn't smell desperate, yet, but it was appeared to be leaning.Income tax is a bit problematic in OR.

TC,All I want to do is get rid of the smell and make it safe to go downand work in (Aw..what we do to make a couple bucks!

Just some background on myself, I'm currently a welder but have experience in other fields such as auto mechanics, computer hardware and software, Paint and body.

The Cops weren't much help and the body was removed prior to us going there.

I have a feeling the current market is scaring off potential buyers, and the area has a strong smell...I'll have to look into why it reeks of cow patties, but other than that the homes are very nice.So what indicators should I be investigating?

All of the electric would have to be brought up to current code (the house was 75 years old) and fire damage would have to be replaced or treated so it wouldn’t smell.