@Carlos LezThis is what I would do.First of all, I despise cigarette smoking and the stench they leave behind their activities.

The odor would be my bigger concern.My nose is forever scarred from renovating a smokers house with 18 years baked into everything inside the house.

I bought this property knowing there was a change for forced appreciation, house was well lived in with smokers for about 20+ years.

On the smoking subject, I was thinking weed more than cigarettes.

Your unit is much more likely to catch fire from smoking, cooking, candles, or an electrical short.Exclude smokers.

Hello,My previous tenant a frequent smoker left burning cigarette stubs on wooden stairs at least at three different spots and there are very conspicuous dark spots there, I have been putting of remediating this for quite sometime now.

I don’t know if they are literally smoking in there, but it reeks of cigarette smoke in their unit and I saw the tenant smoking in her car before entering the unit.

I used “Super Clean” to clean cigarette nicotine and tar from walls, it worked like a charm.

Disinfectant kills germs but you want to remove grease, cigarette smoke, and the dirt that sticks.

Purchase price: $172,000 Cash invested: $37,000 Currently rehabbing this old smokers house.