Smoking is a hard habit to kick.Even if she kicks the habit she might replace it with a healthy habit exercise,church,etc. or another negative habit alcohol,drugs,etc.You just can't quit you have to replace the void with something.Since her income is great I would take a much larger deposit to cover the risk.Just like pets,other tenants moving in people will not always tell you the truth.It's human nature for many tenants not to be 100% honest.

I have heard of nurses who became drug-abusers and have their licenses suspended and then resorted to providing healthcare through venues that would not require a license, I'm not saying that's the case here, but you should be aware that the problem exists.

If you read this thread and don't pick up on the wisdom of this one sentence, you are a complete moron or work is your drug.

Taking on a tenant that does drugs is crazy.

That completely alleviates the problem of becoming involved in 2 lawsuits if the seller refuses to sell.

In my own opinion I think Youngstown City is so far in the toilet no one can pull it back out.That is why it will continue to be a rental community and infested with drugs and crime.

It gives an example of a very successful gang/drug sales operation in south Chicago.

The other side is when you do get a buyer, they are on drugs when they submit the offer.

Did he deserve a class action lawsuit from the city that drug on for 10 years?

Brains are far removed in domestic situations and MOST of those are fueled by drugs and booze,,,most are high as a kite or drunk as a skunk,,,so reason and sanity are OUT the window.