Anyone have any advice on how to remove that smell?

Plus, it's always a battle to get paid by a few select companies.

You're talking about someone who, according to the article has a long history of losing court battles while taking crazy (though popularized) legal positions, i.e. the government has no right to tax, I don't have to pay taxes because I'm a sovereign, I don't have to pay the bank because the Federal Reserve is illegal, etc.

If it passed the smell test maybe offer to buy a partial chunk of the note to put my toe in the water.

It is an additive to paint that makes your house smell good.

Can you do it....sure.....can you collect.....maybe, if you're the bigger guy.Can you violate these issues in a secured note.....sure.....can you collect.......sure, as long as they pay you, can you foreclose....sure, if the borrower sits back, you could get the property back.But if a borrower squeeks,yells and cries foul and you end up in front of the guy in the black robe, you may not get your money, or the security if you violated law, you might be paying more too.

If the answer is no, the battle will be uphill and not all that easy.

The problem with extra pet deposits is that it is not possible to quantify the effect of pet smells on the value of the property, sometimes replacing the entire carpet is the only way to get ride of the pet smells.

I must be sensitive to smell and the odorsare triggers.

It also smells kinda funky from right outside the door, like that old person musty smell seeps out.