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Smoking policies and medical marajuana cards
Is it legal to refuse a prospective tenant if they have a medical marajuana card? Nothing against medicinals, but I don’t want to deal with the smell and subsequent cleanup. I also don’t want a lawsuit. I’m in Michigan where it is legal both medically and recreationally.
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If you have a clause in your lease that smoking is not allowed, smoking marijuana is still "smoking". When an individual has a medical marijuana card they also have various options of how to take it, other than smoking: edibles, creams, etc.
Remember, you should always confirm all tenant-landlord advice against your local and state laws.