I hadn't really thought about enforcing this policy until very recently, when it was determined during an inspection that the tenant had been smoking both cigarettes and marijuana indoors.

One exception to your thought process many times in those areas that decay like that Commercial LEAVES and the nice NEW shopping gets built where there are nice new homes and incomes that can afford to shop.. what a lot of these areas is left with is the corner liquor store .. you know the ones that have Bullitt proof windows and sell cigarettes' one at a time.. 

Those stimulus checks were for cigarettes and beer.

@Jennifer BuchananSome of the things that need to be done are:Removing cigarette odor and painting wallsReplacing a toiletInstalling new locksResecure kitchen range went hood pipingKitchen and bathroom counters need to be recaulked.Replacing blindsReattach a cabinet in the kitchen

Not only was she not nice but she didn't take care of the property in that there was garbage in the yard, cigarette butts, etc.

@Carlos LezThis is what I would do.First of all, I despise cigarette smoking and the stench they leave behind their activities.

On the smoking subject, I was thinking weed more than cigarettes.

Hello,My previous tenant a frequent smoker left burning cigarette stubs on wooden stairs at least at three different spots and there are very conspicuous dark spots there, I have been putting of remediating this for quite sometime now.

I don’t know if they are literally smoking in there, but it reeks of cigarette smoke in their unit and I saw the tenant smoking in her car before entering the unit.

I used “Super Clean” to clean cigarette nicotine and tar from walls, it worked like a charm.