It permeates their clothing, furniture, drapes, and carpet.

I sometimes find it is actually the walls that harbor the nebulous sort of hard to spot animal smells (not urine per se, but just musty).Try a sponge mop dipped into warm water and TSP (just damp) and clean the walls, then rinse with clean water using the same well rinsed damp mop.

Pre-purchase: When i first saw the home, it was packed with trash, clothes, furniture, etc.

Neighbors don't question people riding in work truck, in work clothes, with flashlights & clipboards.

The 10% savings advantage to the little guy will go away once they have to pay taxes.Old malls and clothing retailers have been dying for the last decade.

I rarely buy clothes and try my best to live a minimalist lifestyle.

Some high end restaurants, movie theaters, and entertainment type places like a Dave and Busters but larger.Have seen modeling agencies also.Malls are trying to make it a destination place again versus places with old and tired anchors where people order online instead and then a bunch of clothing stores around it.  

If only 4 meters than one tenant is paying to dry the clothes also unless you have an electric dryer....A lot of the older 4 families have crazy lines tapping off tenants Etc...Good luck but you have a few options to fix it don't lose too much sleep over it...regards,Chris

I am ok with living in it as is.Unit 2: Currently occupied by owner and very well kept, outdated, walls need some work in corners, paint, carpet. everything works.Attic: Lath & Plaster has major cracking and is missing in some places.Basement: Owner mentioned it's damp during summer & keeps a dehumidifier running down there.  

They are decked out with 17" steel wheels, manual cloth seats, rubber floors, and reliability.