Little to no scent, guests usually do not like strong fragrance (allergies or they think you are hiding something). 

When I was at the office I was okay, except for when they had really strong fragrances plugged in (like those Febreeze things).

but big things (bedsheets weren't changed because they "looked" clean but had significant fragrance, etc. and were clearly used once you pulled down the sheets to take a closer look, etc.).The ONE thing I expect a PM to get right- is the cleaning.

For hand soap, I use a higher end product out of France I buy in bulk that's gentle on the hands and has some fragrance (lemon, rosemary, etc.).

So I had time to think, and decided one of the things in the my acceptance/counter was that they would have clean up the residues, fumes, chemicals, and odors of the fragrance and toxic chemicals in the house, and come down to 170 or a bit less, maybe pay closing costs, all or half.

@Paul Miller, Ah the smell of $$$ takes on many fragrances to a real estate investor.

No vinegar or cover fragrance is going to fix it.

Logs are excellent insulators, and emit a wonderful fragrance that will never go away.

I do use the little fragrance packages here and there.

And on a shaved head.A beater vehicle full of trash.Alcohol breath.Sniveling, whining, misbehaving kids.A flirtacious, winky gal.A serious roll of cash money.Long hair, wire-rim glasses, bell-bottom trousers, patchouli oil fragrance and peace-sign belt buckles....