I've been to many fire damaged properties, and aside from the physical damage caused by fire, you have the smell of smoke to deal with, and that may include the contents, cabinets, walls, floor, window frames, etc. 

I'm still in the dark ages... using a Google Sheet and grinding it out... ugh. 

You put these info into your lease agreement - smoke detectors, pest control, crime watch - whatever in your state is required."

We don't really have a check list that we follow, however these are the things we look for when we do complete an inspection:- Smoke and Carbon detectors are operational- No apparent leaks when running faucets and toilets.

These large banks have thousands of individuals working in cubicles, just hoping to get to the next smoke break or to then end of day. 

Hey everyone,I'm currently rehabbing a previously smoked in house and moving onto the painting stage.

The reality is that without clarity and a plan, you are just bumping around in the dark which may explain your frustration. 

No cultured marble since it scratches easily.LED lighting everywhere.Use a dark grout and use a grout sealer like Boost.

Did you get a smoking deal on it? 

Tenant moves out and new owner discovers all the walls are painted dark grey with burgundy trim.