These are all items that will reduce the attractiveness of the property when it's time to sell and some will present noise or odor issues that will make your time living there less pleasant.Also, don't forget to consider commuting times if that's a factor for you.

We are convinced that replacement is the only solution to the odor problem.

We also used bleach spray as well as Natures Miracle odor and stain remover for cats.  

Some contractors grumble about the hassle of the voucher system but when the alternative is not getting paid they come around.

@Sylvia B. usually if you look at he copper and electrical fixtures you will see dark corrosion....of course someone can swindle you and replace all of the corroded looking ideas..also supposedly you can smell the sulfur odor at times...and if all that fails you can hire someone to test it

I remember when I was a renter- I tolerated the $15-$20 raises (with grumbling) but when the place got sold and the new owner wanted 50% more than what I was paying I was horrified!

If the HOA hast planned well, just one assessment could destroy all of your projections.Find out exactly what their rental cap rules are and make sure they work for rental purposes and find out if there are any grumblings about changes to their policy.

You literally stick to the kitchen floor as you walk and it has a serious odor of stale beer and body odor.

A house I recently purchased has a cat odor in one room that is lingering after being painted.

He then grumbled sarcastically as he walked away that I was a real nice neighbor.I am concerned that he will cause problems.