It's hard to tell without knowing where the odor is coming from, how long it's been there, and what it smells like.

Quote from @Theodore Smith: Looking for some insight, and I realize this may be a bit complicated for this forum, but as I am not a tax professional it may be an easy answer as well.

In the summer the odor will increase. 

Quote from @Theodore Ezzedine: Based on what you've shared, this looks like it has potential!

In my agreement, we say that the fee is for the right to have animals on the property and is not a deposit to cover for damages.You are unlikely to get the odor out so replacement is the best option.

We tore everything out, painted it with oil-based primer, and the odor went away. 

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Hello Theodor,If you are not living in the property and it's used for investment purposes, you will be required to bring the 20-25% to the table, no matter who the lender is.If you can't provide the funds yourself, your best bet is to partner with someone else who can provide the funds.

Steam cleaned it probably 50 times couldn't get rid of the odor.

@Theodore Menchaca With any type of real estate asset class, it can be done.