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

Here's a few things that crossed my mind:1) In Kobe's early years, Shaq fouled out in the playoffs against the Jazz.  

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/

Odors are a real turn off too.   

No bank screamed foul, and I didn't have to file separate Tax Returns, or have any insurance or other issues people claimed above.  

Most people do not like carpet, at least where I am, and it is a pain to keep free from odors.

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

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.

I can walk into some and the odor of old grease just lingers in the air.On the other hand they've all been purchased with cash so no mortgages and often tenants do stay for a while so unless I have to evict them because they lose their jobs at Krispy Kreme or Walmart they tend to stay for a while.Also many aren't afraid to live in these areas as a "Melissa" or a "Sarah" might be.Gail

One indication of this is the bad odor tanks produced near their location.