There is a reason people rent and don't buy, the sooner you admit that and understand basic people, what motivates them, why they say one thing and do another, why somebody complains about the rich (you the landlord), how they perceive themselves as victims, how they can complain they can't pay their rent on time because they don't make enough money but will spend their time on the weekend surfing facebook instead of getting another job, or smoke cigarettes spending $300 a month on them but can't pay the rent,  the easier this all gets.

Not as out of line with previous times as I thought.Last time my best applicants were "outside" smokers, never again. 

I've passed on the eviction (also called past landlord, major smoker damage YUCK) and have decided to stick it out!  

Thin walls, our bedroom is filled w/pot, cigarette smoke, they are in & out all night vaping, w/more loud talking each time..

While I was doing a showing to a few new prospective tenants while the old tenants were still living in the house, everyone (including myself) had smelled cigarette smoke in the house.

Meanwhile, the problem in your unit may worsen, particularly if the leak causes mold to grow.The close proximity of neighbors - Your tenants are likely to complain about noise, cigarette smoke seeping through their unit, and other issues.

Since my father was 71 when he died and the paperwork for the 401K said he would be lucky to make it to 88 since he was a smoker, the RMD is based on their rules even if I roll it into an IRA.

Tenants don't smoke it every hour like a cigarette smoker and it's easier to clean.

How does it work on homes of professional smokers?

The new neighbors smoke marijuana and cigarettes for hours on end every day causing a hostile living environment.