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Lauren Gomez
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Sugar Hill Ga
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Help?! Cat pee Smell!!

Lauren Gomez
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Sugar Hill Ga
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We flipped a house into a beautiful rental... rented it in 1 day with 50 inquiries... only problem is I still smell cat pee and tenant moves in next week. ... we pulled up all carpet, painted floors, and re-floored with quality floors on-top. We repainted entire house. No carpet... we did room bombs and those volcanic rocks..... cleaned all vents. Any suggestions?? We never had this issue before and we only want to rent quality.

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Jason Dillard
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Greer, SC
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Jason Dillard
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Greer, SC
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@Lauren Gomez We have had to remove and replace dry wall of bottom 4 ft before. Sometimes cats spray walls. Tip: Save time by cutting out exactly 4 ft from floor and using chair rail at seam to hide where old and new drywall come together.

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