In California, the eviction process focuses heavily on the substance of the eviction paperwork.

People who have this addiction are more likely to gravitate toward other addictive substances too, like drugs and alcohol.

@Katrina Cebrian This may not be the case with your applicants but many charges may never become convictions when the victim chooses not to proceed, which happens frequently during quarrels when one partner holds a significant amount of power over the other or illegal substances are involved and they're both not in their right mind.As you've stated though, their income is nowhere near the minimum requirement making any past charges moot in this instance. 

However, if you have ever bought a house at auction (@Hal Thompson has so I'm sure he'll concur), or seen the inside of a just foreclosed house before the bank has had it cleaned out - well, there are lots of owner occupants (not just renters) living in conditions that are similar, and attributing the situation to substance abuse is just stereotyping and might not be quite true.

If it had substance we would negotiate.

Do you mean for substance abuse treatment?

One is an exclusion for Business Use of the property and also a specific exclusion for controlled substances.

“I haven't done any substances in over 10 years.

quality of well water is extremely important. need to sample not only for potable criteria but the full range of regulated substances. naturally-occuring metals such as arsenic can be very expensive to treat. 

For example "No cooking grease, oil, animal meat bones, pasta, rice, any other substance down the garbage disposals except apple and carrot peels and liquids with no solid matter such as juice and soda" and "no vaping and smoking of any tobacco product, marijuana or any substance" on the property, including the backyard"