Smoking inside will damage your home and you will be kicking yourself once you are trying to get rid of the smell when they leave.

There's possibly something very wrong, like a dead body in the house.

However, I'm not sure selling to you eventually would pass the smell test of an arm's length transaction.

Who wants to smell me now!

This is not a fire or police emergency for which they call 911 this is the absence of heat, recurring  electrical burning smells, leaking water pipes (not a leaking drain). 

If you were to go to a car race to run your car and they said no Corvettes and you wanted to race yours; do you think if you took the body off and put a stretched fiberglass Porsche body on it that you should be allowed to run it?

@Brian PYou have experienced one of the worst times of traffic with that pig smell.

My friend had a rental where the tenant had cats and the whole place smelled like cat pee when they left.  

Hi every body,As a new agent and after 6 successful transactions in the first 3 month of my new career as a Realtor, I am moving forward and want to find a multifamily for the investor I am working with in Houston TX.I have found some in MLS with his criteria but before going to the properties I want to know how should I have numbers and comps and rent ranges for different units.Does any one have any idea about having my reports and numbers to make sure that the deal worth spending time or not.Thank you in advance

If you are managing the properties or involved in the rehab, an LLC won't protect you from something you do wrong.If a tenant tells you they smell gas, and you don't do anything about it, the house blows up and someone is hurt or killed, I don't care if you have 100 LLC's each being held by another entity,,,you will held personally responsible,,,which is why insurance and management style are your first line of defense in protecting from lawsuits