There's no way I would spend thousands to replace carpet that is only six months old unless it had an odor that would annoy the average person.

Sorry about the Raiders moving, that's just foul in my mouth still and I'm a Cowboys fan!

We just saw a slightly rehabbed hovel rented for $975+utilities, still with the cloying odor of wet dog.

She has certainly had unfortunate luck since move in and we've addressed all complaints including being willing to replace basement carpet because of an odor that she states is present even though I can't smell it when I'm there and the carpet was professionally steam cleaned prior to move in.With this toilet overflow issue, tenant's renter's insurance policy states that this is a structural problem and thus our responsibility whereas we feel that the upstairs tenant is liable for this.  

We realize that many families like / desire pets however, all pets do impose a significant amount of wear / tear / and sometimes permanent damage and odors to our properties that can be difficult / costly to remediate Pet/Animal policy: 1.There will be a $400 non-refundable yearly fee for up to 2(two) small pets (e.g., the yearly Pet fee is $400 for either 1 or 2 small pets).

Odoban on the floor removed some of the odor.  

But during my inspection and walking of the place prior to close I can smell the strong odor of cigarettes and have seen the ashtray in his apartment.  

No harm no foul.

Growing cannabis will leave an odor in the house.

It's a stretch to claim the "smoke stains" and odor are compromising your health.