First is the physical wear on your body.

I can just smell that this guy is lying but hey, I guess I'll go through the pain in the *** of calling every exact reference and seeing what the deal is.I decide to give him a second chance and comb extensively through his and his wives references they provided. 

Another tenant a few months in wasn’t working out for us with a no smoking policy, we smelled smoke coming out the window so gave him a 60 day notice and he ended up buying a mobile home, we renovated and went from a 675 rent to 1300.

Add fresh flowers and make sure the duplex smells clean, since a bad odor will often turn buyers away almost immediately.

Is there a way to get all of the smell out?

Look, when you can do seller financing on any level and not have to put a lot of your money on a great deal, every body wins. 

Possible problems: mold, fire from using lots of power and funky cords unattended, bugs (white flies, gnats, mealy bugs etc), attracts mice, high water use and high electric use alerts utility and police, the neighbors can smell it and attracts break ins and theft, bad guys, and so forth.Don't know what your lease says or how you feel about the risk but if there are twenty plants you are responsible, you can lose the property if there was a fire or a raid.

Although it was so low, the problems are mostly cosmetic and other than the aesthetics and smell, the house is in pretty great condition.

Article in the paper of the weekend that Hailburton is importing 1000 workers from California because there are not enough bodies to fill jobs.

Your lease smells of fair housing discrimination.