Nobody will insure this risk either.Depending on proximity to the homes there could be an odor too, so go smell the thing and that might steer you.The pros that buy lots of parks will not buy a park with lagoon unless there is city sewer at the street as a backup, and they factor that cost into their offer price due to the risk.Every once in a while you see a 75 pad park for sale for 200K on the market for 2 years, and it's because it needs a new 400K lagoon and 73 additional occupants.

Either one will have a very distinct odor that will be very conspicuous.

You don't want to have a lender see that and foul up the deal.As to the tax question, I would ask your accountant / CPA.

.- PLACE INDUSTRIAL AIR MOVERS THAT MOVE A TREMENDOUS AMOUNT OF AIR TO SPEED THE DRYING PROCESS.4.SANITIZING AND ODOR REMOVAL (IF ANY) ARE NOT INCLUDED HERE AND WILLBE PART OF THE RESTORATION PROCESS.5.JOBSITE AREA WILL BE COMPLETELY CLEANED UP AND ALL DEBRIS REMOVEDOFF SITE.6.EMERGENCY BOARD UP SERVICE ON 7/23/11 TO PROTECT PROPERTY.7.SEND DIGITAL IMAGES OF COMPLETED WORK.CONTRACT PRICE BELOW REPRESENTS $3000.00 FOR THE DEMO WORK AND $200.00 FOR THE EMERGENCY BOARD UP.CONTRACT PRICE:$3,200.00PAYABLE AS FOLLOWS:$ 3,200.00- UPON SUBSTANTIAL COMPLETION; TO BE WIRED ON 7/25/11

Some neighborhood one can smell odor from sewage and face trains they sellers do not hesitate to charge maximum-95035. 

Loss of members- endorse one screw-up and then they mess over someone and that someone begins yelling foul and blaming BP and telling others that they are in kahoots!

The key factor in the scenarios I described is that the damage or alteration I creeated was easily fixed or done to items that already required replacement so no harm, no foul, don't ask, don't tell.

I've seen a lot of your odors posts and the blog you posted yesterday.

Cal...you foul temptress.

What about the wood floors, if I have then redone, will that encapsulate the odor?