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Smoke Smell

Brandon G.
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I'm looking at a property now and there is a terrible smoke smell. The bigger problem I see is they've just repainted which in my mind makes the matter worse. Can someone confirm this? How would one go about dealing with a smoke smell on a property that has just been repainted?

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Steve Babiak
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Steve Babiak
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@Wayne V. - your post was "auto corrected" so incorrectly that parts of it are unclear at best :)

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