They were also urinating on the carpets in 4 stair wells and the urine odor was horrible.I knew I could not stop these ghetto people from drinking and urinating on the stairwell  carpets, so the day the property closed escrow I terminated the tenancy for all 14 tenants because I knew some would move in 30 days, some in 60 days and it would take an attorney and 3 to 5 months to get some tenants out.When I started remodeling the property there was so much cockroach crap under kitchen cabinets we literally used a square shovel and a large trash can to remove the dropping (or whatever that crap is called), but the point to my story is; I am never afraid to make start a major storm when it comes to evicting tenants, remodeling and spending tons of cash because I know that when I stretch out the numbers over a 10, 20, and 30-years the profits become amazing.I am guessing that you have purchased a goldmine for $150,000 and you just don't know how to turn the property into what you need it to be.

If listed, you are just urinating into the breeze...the listing agent Has to use the local NAR approved forms.  

Peeling wallpaper and lovely smell of cat urine is great!

"However when (insert protected class) had a mouse urinate on her wedding dress stored in the basement you didn't pay to have it professionally cleaned".Just my 2 cents and good luck on whatever you decide.

Comps in area sell for 98-105 p/sqft.This property is water (pond view) but not access.Property REEKS of urine and pets.

Depends on the US state ur in!

In fact our first listing in the 2nd unit (the dog urine situation) came from an insurance agency.

Clothes, food, plaster, boxes, plastic bins, classic trains, human urine and feces you name it.But believe it or not it was such a screaming deal I had to pull the trigger.

The person that bought the property told my Dad that the carpets looked clean but if the house was closed up for over 4 hours, the stench of dog urine was very bad.  

As I recall way back in my graduate rental days (in Southern Illinois) most rental properties to students were a wreck because 1. they were cheap housing to poor students and 2. students did their best to help wreck them.I remember a fellow I barely knew (proudly) commenting that he and his roommates final "goodbye" before exiting their furnished apartment was to drink a six pack of beer and then urinate on the mattresses and couch and easy chair.