However, Marcia sounds like a real good "hound dog" with a good "Nose" like me, and I'm sure she would be able to spot something, but even if it's residue picked up from a Q-tip, they could have had visitors smoking and not themselves being in possession of the drugs.

I soaked it liberally with a good quality enzyme cleaner, but it didn't do much, I then put several coats of BIN primer on it, but if i put my nose down to the floor I can still smell it, however the room doesn't smell any longer. 

And yes, Tim is right, it would really tick off any judge and blow any case you did have.Doing so is not even clever, it's outright lying and should be as clear as the nose on someone's face.

actually found on the MLS and figured if i captured it fast enough it may slide under other investors noses!

actually found on the MLS and figured if i captured it fast enough it may slide under other investors noses!

You’ve got quite the nose for sniffing out BS!

Long time no see...i know @Chris Titcomb he’s a good guy.  

I partner with a couple of young guys in their late 20’s and early 30’s in my nose bleeding expensive market to flip, do some buy-and-hold as well as dabbling into development.

I had one tenant say he was too busy, so he gets a gift card to a coffee shop mailed inside a Christmas card.There will be hard nosed posts about how certain landlords say their gift is the use of the rental unit, gifts are not appropriate, etc., but I reckon what goes around comes around.

If you hire a multi million dollar company with a large staff and ties to the community there is a 90% chance they are more expensive but a 0% chance that they will take your deposit and stuff it up their nose or drink it away.