If you can get the smell out but not the stains, refinish the floor in a dark color to help hide the stain.I have not found Nature's Miracle to be of much use,

I had read on another forum (sure can't find it now) about some landlords who had amazing success dying carpets a more tenant friendly, darker color (I'm thinking brown).I could absolutely replace it with some cheapo HD entry level stuff.

What they're doing is a horse of another color.

Honestly Amy, you won't have a mastery of money in your life if you're psychologically unable to give.

Charles what you want to do is dull the layer of glass that makes up the glazed surface, without removing any color layer below the shine layer.

So, if I go into the due diligence phase with the mindset that I am doing the engineering portion of the project there is a chance I might have rose colored glasses on when I find potential problems during the due diligence and unconsciously underestimate their impact on the project's feasibility.

I must tell you that I still consider electricity magic and so my response is colored with this point of view.

price it right.aLOT of different marketing.and most importantly, make SURE that the rehab looks great when finished.Choosing wrong flooring, carpet, colors...putting money into the wrong places...not having curb appeal...yadda yaddaThey all kill your chances

If you bought enough paint to completely repaint the interior the same color, then it would be reasonable to take a Schedule E repair deduction for half the cost of paint and brushes.Supplies are usually consumable items.

Well, this is the psychology section, so what are you expecting?