The only other two problems we have with fire damage is dealing with mold issues caused by the water used to put the fire out, dealing with the filthy soot and getting rid of the odor from the fire can be very tricky.

Ceramic tile is also good though the grout is a weak spot for odors/accidents.2.

We had the HVAC system professionally cleaned and odor remover blocks placed in the vents.

We'll still need site visits to get a close-up look at the property, neighborhood, traffic, noise levels, odors, etc.You're still negotiating against a person (iBuyer programs aside). 

Then the negatives: Train tracks, outdoor gun ranges, air strips, school zones, kennels, flood zones, busy/noisy roads, industrial activity, proximity to odor-generating things like a landfill, paper mill, fish processing plant, etc.In other words, unless you have another reliable source of this kind of detail, USE A REALTOR.

Place has an odor and carpet in bedrooms looked like it had been changed fairly recently but it doesn’t have “new carpet smell”. 

The carpet doesn't look dirty, but you know you can't see that microscopic gunk and odor in the carpet.Pro steam clean only costs $110.

I didn't stick my nose right on it but it's not really emitting any kind of an odor that I can detect.Thanks again everyone for chiming in.

Crazy easy to use, much less odor, super fast dry time, simple clean up.Finally, thanks for the note about how to dispose of paint.

I am seeking advice on how to go about getting bad odor out of the dwelling.