HOA told me to ask landlord for rent credit for purchasing prepared meals duration of repairs, and that though they demo'd our kitchen, they are currently only in the 'bidding' process to rebuild.So upon going back to landlord (an RE management co) saying HOA won't compensate either, landlord now says they received a complaint that someone is smoking on balcony, yelled 'shup up' to a neighbor, and that are required to have renter's insurance as part of lease, which would supposedly cover the loss of use of kitchen due to HOA repairing leaky plumbing in walls between unit above and below.Asked them for a reference to the lease requirement for insurance and a copy of the warning since didn't get any nor notice the visitor who does vape actually do it on the balcony.

I fixed it for you.needs a hipster with a grilled cheese/avocado toast and a vape in the after pic.  

Our thought is potentially a Vape shop, but don't have any connections regarding a supplier.

I would send notice to tenants letting them know burning incense, candles, cigarettes, marijuana, e-cigarettes and vaping are all prohibited due to air quality issues and to protect the property from damage.

I make a rule that there is no smoking or vaping on the premises. 

Also, if you are planing on painting the outside of the house, you have the issue of preparing to avoid over spray (on the house and landscaping) as well as the issue of scaffolding or ladders and doing it safely.The gadgets have their place but saving time when looked at in the entirety is not always what the literature or ads portray.

My wife and son go every year to the Berkshire stockholders meetings for the gadgets. 

I discovered that I had to be my own Inspector Gadget and ask as many questions and do my own research. 

They are neat little gadgets that allow you to capture e-mail and phone numbers of guests when they log into your Wi-Fi.

Just vape or use a volcano ya stoners!!