If there is a new no smoking ordinance I post that.

If the tenant has somewhere else to go and isn’t getting a smoking deal they should move if they think their landlord is lying.

I had a renter/guy a few months back that I told to quit smoking pot inside.

Like others I was expecting that they replaced the entire unit.Your lease clearly states they need to replace the filters every 3 months, you shouldn't have to remind them but given this happened, I'd also check the furnace filters and anything else (batteries in smoke alarm).

Since the wage issue does not want to go away, put that into your pipe and smoke it: 2 days ago I had my driveway sealed.

Wood burning fireplaces smoke up the entire, they stink and they are super dangerous.

Or when they smoke in their apartment (a lease violation) and it permeates throughout the building into the other units.In order for me to provide a safe and well-maintained space for people to live, I must sometimes use power tools to accomplish that.

Built into televisions, laptops, Alexa, Google and Apple devices, not to mention a slew of "spy" cameras designed to look like ordinary household items (water bottles, phone chargers, clocks, smoke detectors, shower heads, and even teddy bears).

Issues such as who handles the yardwork (if a house) and what is the policy on pets and smoking should also be addressed in the lease.On the other hand this type of rental situation can be lucrative. 

Smoke outside2.