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Tenant Smoking Pot
So I get the following email from a tenant yesterday. This is a two family house. Also, smoking is prohibited per the lease
"Sorry to bother you but i meant to send this earlier today someone upstairs is smoking "pot" and i do not want my kids smelling it. Can you talk to the tenant so they can smoke somewhere else
Thank you"
How would you handle this? Have you ever had to handle this situation?
Most Popular Reply
I'm sure your lease states "no illegal activities" or something like that. Tell the tenant you were by the unit and smelled it, not the neighbor. You don't want to start fights. Tell them obey the law or leave. Its very cut and dry with something illegal.