elbow grease and a damp (non-metallic) scouring pad

Always has a metal frame underneath.

@Andre KeyThe commercial air scrubber linked in the previous post will be what you need- BUT, in addition, you will need to clean the A/C coil and probably replace carpet, duct work - cleaning won't help - I had a smoked house and we re-painted every surface/primed with kilz, replaced carpet and cleaned coil and ducts--- smell was improved, but not gone until we replaced ducts- The air scrubber is a great starting point with a new project - it will remove 90% of the smell before you even paint-Good luck

I its a PVC vent pipe its 90%, if its steel or metal its less than 85%.HOWEVER you should change t-stat batteries and filters every year at min and I do ours every 6 months.

They installed metal beams to brace two walls that wouldn't pass inspection and installed drain tile along the two walls where the tile was damaged.

I can thin set backer and shoot it down with a coil nailer faster than someone can screw it down without thin set and know that my system will be more forgiving to the existing conditions of the floor.

Bought a split level in Pinson, Alabama a couple of years back for $70,000 where the previous owner just put a metal roof on. 40 year life expected for that roof.

Before you go forward with the purchase check the zoning regulations in the area and see if you can put up a metal roof that slides together as a roofing material.

The same can be said for gay people if they have their industries that support their lifestyle why should someone else decide they don't like it and ruin peoples lives.I am more concerned about the guys on wall street robbing america or the companies dumping heavy metals in our rivers, or the boss exploiting there workers, or a gunman mugging someone in the streets rather than people who choose to live their lives in a why that's unorthodox.

The interior doors are fairly standard six panel paint grade but the front door is nice metal door with glass insert of some sort and normally an arch glass window above.