If not, walk, no harm no foul, shout out of your lungs.

It's what hotels and some Airbnbers use when naughty guests smoke in the property. http://www.ozonesolutions.com/journal/2009/how-does-ozone-remove-odor/

Firefox highlights misspellings as words are typed (similar to how MS Word works).And it's even more annoying when the post title is fouled up, because user's can't edit those once the post is made.Some others that I find annoying are when people exchange homonyms for each other; some examples:its v. it'stheir v. there v. they'reto v. too v. twohere v. hearno v. knowThat last one is the most annoying, because there isn't so much similarity at all.

Assuming that's true, no harm, no foul.

If one apartment is creating noise or odor problems for other tenants, any landlord has the write to ask the tenant to remedy.

Hopefully all that will be in the police report.The agent who sold the house knows the builder really well, and they think it's probably foul play from a sub-contractor.

If we don't find a buyer we just part ways no harm no foul.

So he collects less rent for the insurance office, but his expenses are correspondingly lower.Oh, be ready for residential tenant complaints upstairs when you have restaurants or delis downstairs, particularly odors and noise, especially if they open late.

Is there an odor?

Place was clean, neat, no bad odors, no junk...