I had to do the same thing but for cigarette smoke (30+ years of smoke to be exact).

I started a new paragraph because I was interrupted in the middle of this rant by the owner of the house next store to mine who claims someone from my house was throwing cigarettes onto their rood (yes true indeed).

I have an e-cigarette and I'm not sure that it could do any damage or pose any hazards.

But worse than that there were cigarette burns on the upholstery in the front and back seats.

That is probably more than I will pay in the future, but there was a lot of natural wood that had decades of cigarette tar accumulated on it which required more time to clean up.

His quote wasn't the lowest but he had good references and didn't reek of cigarette smoke.

Does cigarettes cause more damage to the interior of a home than weed does? 

I have four lots on Dale Mabry just before Interbay with a 3/1 House that I can do the same type of rental deal with these roofers and they will save $100 a week for their beer and cigarettes.

Most of the retail buyers are turned off, because that house over there comes with shiny backslash behind the kitchen sink and doesn't smell like 50 years of cigarettes.

This is especially true if there is mold caused by a leak upstairs or a unit on the other side of the wall.The close proximity of neighbors - When neighbors cause problems, your tenants will complain about noise, cigarette smoke seeping through their unit, etc.