You have clearly highlighted that you are aware of the risks that you are taking and this is more than half the battle, the easier part is to define the actions required to mitigate or manage the risks.

Cat urine however, is more than just likely to happen and that smell can be impossible to get out without tearing parts of the damn house down - no exaggeration.

Jess and I are listed as Joint Tenants on the Deed.Last month, my sister passed away after a 4 year battle with ovarian cancer. 

I made sure the house smelled good, had all the lights and fans on, heater at the right temperature, blinds open, etc. 

Thanks Rick, that’s what I was thinking so I know it’s an uphill battle involving realtors. 

As a fellow car enthusiast, squashing my desire to purchase a new vehicle is a battle I face almost daily.

I smell some conversions over beers here soon!

Choose your battles wisely.

ALL FLOORING had to be replaced, even cabinets retain smoke smell and are hard to get the smell out.

So a small 8" natural gas pipeline has been converted to a large diameter high pressure pipeline that is carrying a more volatile, explosive material which can't be detected by smell.