@Luke TrovingerLots and lots of bleach and dish soap with hot water.Also PH balanced cleaners you can buy at Home Depot will take out urine smell.

*Most* of the time it is, and a good flooring contractor can even blend stains to hide bad staining like that from animal urine.

There's no electricity and no running water I believe; she doesn't know for sure about the water but doesn't think so; she uses diapers and urinates in bottles which I saw in various places throughout the home.

It smelled like urine, it was a mess.

I still have 2700 sq ft homes in Las Vegas where I'm collecting only $1800 per month for rent and my management company keeps telling me that is the maximum rent I can get.Just today, I had a house in Las Vegas in escrow and when the buyer saw his inspection report he backed out of the purchase because the air conditioner motor was making a lot of noise, because the previous tenant's dog urinated on every baseboard in the house and there was bubbles in the wood molding.

It's a little bit of a hurtle to overcome, so just know the process before you buy your house.

@Amanda ThompsonI have never had a cat, but I have been told their urine can get into the floorboards or even into the concrete slab and that the odor is very hard to eliminate.

LOLhere is a cautionary tale. of potential ugly to well a nice profit1. buy a courthouse steps property in Aloha Oregon.2. knock on door  older lady she has what I could surmize as at least 4 to 5 disabled children.. some wearing diapers ( teenagers) smell of urine very strong.  3.

We had one guest stay for 3 nights one time and after their dogs urinated on the carpet we could never get the smell out.

Carpets smelled of urine; patches and clearly mismatched paint; front door key/lock not working correctly.