Tenants that always call about everything are a pain, but tenants that never call are even worse for your bottom line.2) Replace smoke alarm batteries.

The housing authority's big concerns in my market: bedroom windows will open and stay open for egress, smoke alarms in every bedroom, weatherstripping on door, TPR valve on the water tank, to name a few.

In Virginia for example, a landlord must certify that smoke alarms are working every 12 months (something most homeowners aren't great at).

I live in a non smoking building.

(I'm tired of salmon, except maybe Ivar's or Tillicum Village) There are Azteca's around the Seattle area, yeah.

Once in the past, I used an Ozone machine to help with the smoke smell and it did make a difference.

He is smoking in the building and has a cat (both of these are in violation of his lease) he scares the other tenants and is always intoxicated.

I would not want them as tenants if they caused the fire smoking.

The inspector is pretty easy, whenever we have a new tenant inspection, about all he checks is smoke alarms, and water faucet back flows.  

One older guy smoked as the younger dug the hole.