I think too, the idea of what is really happening is a little brain damage.  

., radon (which is found in nearly all air) is a widespread problem when it can "build-up" (as inside a property) and if that property has problems, then it's likely the greater region does too... the soil under the neighbor's place isn't going to be drastically different in composition, so moving on to the next property only avoids the issue in my opinion. 

Check with a city planners and find out about school fees too. The

I still wear mask and a new, clean pair of gloves.

We are good to go he just asked I remind everyone to please respect house rules and please enter with a mask and if you must wander anywhere to please wear the mask.

Direct marketing and MLS are ok too. The

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.

Ozone, paint, bleach, consume, masking the odor works until the humidity kicks in and the smell will come back.

@Laura Verderber curious what questions would you recommend I ask the two contractors im interviewing prior too deciding Specifics requests ,, per your experiences , you’d asked prior tooWhat expectations do I make clear too the one hiredWhat would you advise be put in writting prior tooAnd any other advice .

Come to find out there were air handlers and duct work in each unit and A/C too, the kicker is, the heating portion was electric elements, not gas.