With the city, county, state, and federal depending on the size of the project many want their hands in the cookie jar taking the biggest one for themselves.I know about the flooding thing.

You could also view it as an opportunity to put another type of flooring in if it's valued in your market.Another thing to try (if you have central air) would be to put a deodorizing spray on the air filter and run that for a while, but that may just mask the scent.

Jack up total list price by 5% and increase buyer’s agent commission to 5.5%-6%.You’ll have agent’s with their clients lined up like ants with an open cookie jar.

If it's stainless steel, Lowe's sells this metallic spray paint that is probably a close match.

One corner of the house has a serious foundation issue, main stack should be replaced, flat roof needs serious work, major leaks in that moldy smelling bathroom (we found gym shorts wrapped around the toilet drain and subsequently sprayed with flex-seal, OMG).

The KEY is not getting "caught with your hand still in the cookie jar" when they slam the lid down again!

I sprayed EVERYTHING, including the plywood underneath the carpet. 

It was laminate flooring, so we sprayed and lightly scrubbed about 6x throughout the house, and let it soak.       

But maybe I am just going nuts with all this....Anyway, the Carpet guy advised to spray Lysol ON and ABOVE carpet and vacuum with pet odor killing powder.Before I do that, I wanted to see if there are other suggestions.Thanks :help:

Cost is about $2400 to mask and spray the whole house with 2 coats.But I've just signed a new 1 year lease with a new tenant so I'm not feeling the ROI is there to have it restored with this clear rejuvenating sealant at this stage.