If none, you should find an investor-friendly agent and see around 10-20 properties to understand what the price points you can afford look, smell, and feel like before even considering off-market.

However, you can also do some due diligence by doing the following:1) Is the provider licensed via the state regulatory body (i.e.

The couple that lived in the home smoked so my realtor let me borrow his Ozone generator to help get the smoke smell out (works amazingly) I am adding a new kitchen countertop, faucet, backsplash and repainting the kitchen cabinets.

Luckily, she had the Covid and her sense of smell isn't what it used to be.

Property was in really rough shape, dog/cat smell, horrible listing photos, overpriced but was a simple brick ranch on a slab How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

You could smell the nastiness from the street.

I haven't been able to smell it inside yet. 

A month later a neighboring tenant reports a rancid smell in their unit.

He glumly theorized that one day, the guy who buries bodies would insist on being referred to as an "undertakor."

Because the water in Tampa Bay was full of sewage and it smelled awful on the Bayshore, all day long.