can't fault them from not wanting to work with the no money wholesalers that permeate many markets

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You can get nicotine test kits for the walls super cheap....and I guess pay your PM to to perform them.but unless the tenant gets scared or doesn't call your bluff...

Underneath the latex, the nicotine stains on the walls had run into long, dark nicotine streaks.

In fact the older vinyl windows were so badly stained with nicotine I just replaced them.

The interior wall surfaces are all tongue and groove boards (cedar), there are visible nicotine stains on the air returns.Every single surface will need to be cleaned in some capacity, but I am left scratching my head at effective solutions.I've found a few anecdotal recommendations about using white vinegar or TrisodiumPhosphate, but when you need to scrub the walls and the ceilings of a 1700+ sqft house that seems pretty daunting and time consuming given that it is tongue and groove.

The main point of the stone is, if it rains again this winter they can still get in there to work and it wont matter because the water will just permeate through the stone. 

Nicotine in cigarettes is what leaves the lasting residue and smell.

She is a heavy smoker and the nicotine is dripping off the blinds.

@Joe SplitrockI agree Joe, that the smell dissipates over time, but the nicotine and film is over everything.