The thing is that when you really look at the Libertarian platform, it's not exactly stuff conservatives want: open borders, marijuana legalization, pro choice, lots of things that Conservatives don't care for.

I live in a state that legalized marijuana, but can and do have a no-smoking policy for all of our properties that does not allow smoking of any kind on the premises (in or outside of the unit).

Coupled with the influx from the medical marijuana legalization and legislation that's stopping builders from building affordable condos for easy accessibility to first time home buyers.New home builders are releasing lots and building as fast as they can, but the availability of skilled craftsmen and materials is pushing building timelines 7-10 months out.

Recreational marijuana is now legal at the state legal in Washington and Colorado.

also, i'm sure even your internet based lease makes some mention of the tenants not allowing or participating in unlawful and illegal activities on the premises. as marijuana is illegal in most states, that is a violation of the lease.

There may be other reasons for the high usage such as poor insulation or leaky windows, or maybe even an illegal marijuana plantation!

The marijuana question can be tricky now.

A lot of this information bounces around in my head, so I find it somewhat therapeutic to write it down in a public forum.

I have a duplex that I have a very strong premonition that they are smoking marijuana in the house.

The place stinks of marijuana and there are 3 little girls and a baby which makes me feel very sad.