No harm in asking them.

Having a license and regulation obviously ensures that said professionals will never do harm, and I suppose we should whatever they say because they know better.Curious....what is it that makes you think any sympathy on anyone's part would be required, expected or for that matter desired in this circumstance?

You've got a landlord living in the property who won't act for fear of retaliation or that the tenant will harm herself.  

Thanks @Jonathan Harms.

There is no harm in asking!

It’s like you’re going out of your way to do whatever you can to harm your reputation and be unsuccessfulI’d honestly consider deleting your account and asking mods to delete your posts.

Hi Jim,You know the demeanor of the person.If you think this is a threat to harm you or your family, go file a police report in person at the local police station.They should look into it and let you know the outcome.If you are fearful for you or your family, file a restraining order.Good Luck!

I thought it would be a long shot but no harm in asking right!.. 

YouTube/Google has been great but I’m looking for more substance.3.

I have same issue so i have restricted it in all leases  I suggest put in lease they can use other forms of weed ie food, lotion, pills, etc but not ignition nor anything that creates spark or ignites like cigarettes etc.Also i tell all my tenants that my banker (and my insurance company) says my loan is fdic insured and thus is using federal law which requires me via my loan and bank not to allow any weed or federally illegal substances on property.Also posted signs at all entrances.