I would be careful not to specifically say "curry" - perhaps using "strong cooking odors, such as fish, spices, incense, perfumes, and other smells that may linger and bother neighbors."

I've done just shy of 80 myself, but Dev's right - I don't hold a candle to John and Brian.

Make sure to follow up on what David suggests to work out a better situation for yourself....besides, David's numbers look more in line with what is usually available.As you probably already know, it's going to be tough burning the candle at both ends.

(Perfume, smoke, etc).

Even on the perfuming side you have to know what you are doing or you can wind up buying some real junk.

We found pink goo on the walls that we finally figured out was candle wax.  

As far as recording fees Escro fees etc. those can be negotiated between you and the seller.I would recommend going to the FCIExchange website and looking at some of the perfuming and non-performing notes offered there, it will give you an idea how things are priced and see some real world examples.

I bought a dining room set, dishes, kitchen table set, glasses, candles, chair, table, some lamps, area rug etc. in the past.Just did a big rehab and decided to hire a professional stager/designer and she rented furniture for a 4 bedroom house.

I'm picturing purple velvet robes, in a castle somewhere with candles and monks singing Gregorian chants as background music.And of course the stock options, ping pong tables in the BP lounge, and free beer Fridays are nice perks too.

An areomatic candle is nice, apple pie of some such in the kitchen.Turn the music off when someone comes in, you'll be listening to Bach and they may hate Bach.