I personally cant stand mice and would pay the money to hire someone to catch them instead of doing them myself, but i've heard of unsure if its true but of people poisioning mice, then them dieing like inbetween the walls and the odor is awful?

If it smells foul, then it probably is.

The Guru's have no problem with eating their own chum and they also feast from their own bait bucket as well.Sooner or later these types spiral in, landing in flames without much noise but with plenty of stench to go around.They generally push colon cleansing "miracles' just before they implode in an odorous heap of their own ethics and finally become obvious to every human sense what they were full of from the start.Thank god I will be shunned..............Tell the guys in Cape Coral I said Hi!

You can verbally give them a no harm no foul promise...not to charge the lease break fee if the place is rented w/o cost to you (in which case they may even bring you another tenant).

I had the carpet professionally washed, and applied a couple of different odor eliminators over the last month.

.- After a fire, all studs should either be removed or sprayed with a primer like Kilz to ensure no fire odor.

That she didn't want to make waves in her new place, but that it was actually the the other tenant "Smokey" causing the odor and that she was worried about her kids breathing it in.  

Set a hard date for complaince (one week should be sufficient) and set an inspection to verify compliance and look for damages, odors, etc.

Hey BP,So lately I’ve noticed the only “deals” in my area that meet anywhere close to the 1% rule are properties that have either something really fouled up(Ex.

Also, ODOR is a huge issue.