I have had tenants tell me I could not discriminate against smokers, had no right to verify employment, no right to look at credit scores, no right to restrict countless things but most often it is pets, no right to do inspections even though it is clearly spelled out in the lease agreement that they signed. 

Because she was a smoker, the cobwebs were like yours except they were black and tarry.  

Perhaps place a couple gas grills in the common areas.

There is also a smoker smell in the home.

We have a custom covered firepit and grilling area that is a big hit.

@Dennis M.Dennis it is the same reason why my 20 year old son has never experienced being in a head up scrap or called a girls home phone and have to get through a grilling of her dad before passing the phone off to her.

The only negative about the house I used to live in is no master bath per se which is a turnoff for some people - but everything in the house has been updated - whereas most in the price range I'll sell for are dated or just have the basics done to them (by updated - new siding, windows, high end oak trim, new opened up kitchen and not the cheap crap, new driveway - gigantic patio - gas line for grill outside, sprinkler system etc etc.)Anyways best of luck

Our biggest problem so far has been with the closet smokers though and not the pets.

Its similar to smokers, but worse in my opinion.

Ok where do I start, I would try to make this long story short by giving highlights and follow it up with my question.First time out of the parents house and rented with meHOA sent letters concerned that there might be illegal activities going on, confronted them, they denied any wrong doing.one of them was a smoker.