What happens if you put a sub -leasee in and they start a marijuana grow and they destroy the house.

I walk through one of the bedroom and smelled marijuana in this room.

Multiple complaints about cigarette and marijuana smoke.

I was informed by one of the tenants earlier this month that the cigarette and marijuana smoke from the neighbors in the adjoining row home was causing her nausea and head aches.

In addition, the house had a marijuana smell to it.I'm thinking it could be one of a few things:1) The tenants are concerned the owner is selling the house which means they might lose their tenancy and this was a way for them to disrupt the process to "keep them in the house"2) There was marijuana in the basement and they forgot the inspection was happening, and they didn't want to get caught with having contraband in the house as that would be means for eviction.3) There is actually somehow a flea infestation down in the basement (why the basement though when they have no dog and haven't reported it to the landlord?)

The smell of marijuana smoking will not remain in the property after your current tenant leaves.

Hi all, I am a commercial broker here in beautiful WA and I have a client looking to sell his marijuana farm in the area.

There are over 30 states that have legal medical marijuana, so I don't see some big influx of people moving to MO to take advantage of the new law.

I think CA just legalized recreational Marijuana right?

My ads include:1) Minimum credit score of 7002) Credit and Criminal Background Check3) Maximum DTI ratio of 33% for anyone on the lease (all tenants over 18 must qualify and be on the lease)4) Renters insurance is required to lease the property5) All applicants must apply and pay the $35 application fee 6) Must sign lease addendum for No Smoking, No illegal drug use (including Marijuana), No pets of any kind.7) Previous residence references    Even with these requirements I still get a good showing and a good candidate pool.