I asked one of the guys and he said they have been selling the small samples, and mostly were the wives and daughters asking for it.It comes in various scents, from vanilla bean, to fresh air, to sea breeze, to clean and crisp or spring rain to those fruity strawberries etc...and I thought at the time I would try it, just being curious.My concern was also it would repulse some people, I went and read reviews, the brand they sell at the Home Depot is Paint Scentsation.Paint ScentsationIt recommends 1 oz added to 1 gallon of paint, I only used 0.25 oz for a whole gallon and it was pretty mild.I only used it in the two closets, thinking that very few people would object to the scent of a cedar lined closet, and probably prefer that over a musky sweaty closet (especially if they keep the laundry basket there).As for how long it lasts, the web site says:Q.

Welcome to BP Joshua, I am not as young as you are, but I and my wife are starting out fresh in real estate too.

So after 3 months of vacancy (and making mortgage payments the entire time) and a fresh refinish on those floors, I have already spent nearly $500 on maintenance, still haven't found where the water is coming from or how much that will be to fix and am going to have to replace the entire floor once the water issue is fixed costing a minimum of $3000 on the low end.So that phenomenal return I'm getting sure doesn't feel like it this week!

high-5 :)College rentals do require a different level of effort but the demand is anchored by the institution which matriculates a fresh batch of renters for you every year.

I'm fresh out of grad school, working as a PA in San Diego and saving up for my first investment property.

It looks fantastic, nothing has bled through and the smell is gone (it went from pet and smoke odor to bleach to oil paint fumes to a freshly painted house in a matter of days.)

I bought the home for $8,500 cash, cleaned the carpet, painted some walls (a rule of mine every time I re-rent or sell a home to give it a fresh smell) and about 2 weeks later the home rented for $650 per month.

I would do the fix-up while living there and move from unit to unit getting the place looking fresh as leases ended/tenants moved out.

Welcome to BP and I agree with ***********, we keep real estate investing fresh around!

Fresh wind in BP's sails.