I've never had any bleed-through with the aerosol.

I rent to a lot of smokers, tobacco or otherwise.

You may also know Winston-Salem for its historic involvement in RJ Reynolds's tobacco company.Now, how is this small town a hidden gem for investors? 

There are two types of nuisance, criminal nuisance and non-criminal nuisance:""Non-Criminal Nuisance Example; Smoking and the tenant's tobacco smoke drifts into another rental unit, but only if the landlord prohibits smoking in all units."

In candor, at least in my experience, weed is strong in the moment or when you are near it, but it fades and dissipates much more rapidly than a tobacco smoke smell. 

Worse, I'm allergic to tobacco cigarette smoke and passive tobacco tar isn't much better for me in terms of the allergic response it kicks off.

Oh, and landlords hate it because it takes extra effort to get the tobacco tar out of the walls too.

@Edison ReisHomeowners are allowed to cultivate up to 4-plant, what Tenants are allowed to do will depend, to some degree, on what amendments / interpretation of the Residential Tenancies Act in your province.We updated our leases over a year ago to add cannabis to our prohibition on cultivation of any crops (food, tobacco, cannabis or commercial) within buildings.  

Tenant acknowledges the premises are designated as smoke-free and agrees not to smoke and will not allow any of their family or guests to smoke on the premises, either inside the unit or outside on adjoining grounds.Tenant agrees to abide by this no-smoking policy.This includes smoking tobacco, marijuana, any other substance and/or vaping chemicals.

Apparently a smoker lung looks way darker and the tar is so thick In It that when you push on the tissue wIth your thumb, brown goo comes through the surface ...and that's why I stick to chewing tobacco. ;)