Prior to leaving, the guest wrongfully accused the homeowner by stating the owner invaded his privacy by entering into his room in his absence and also somehow electronically interfering with his electronic devices and trying to hack him.

@Jerry W. it was the first time I've heard of it and obviously there is a reason.

Throwing blanket accusations towards large populations is irresponsible. 

I would certainly do your research and talk to local RE: investors but I have been there every few months for the past few years for my W2 job and have witnessed the growth first hand.   

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When you say "two counterparts" are you referring to witnesses?

We do have ample pictures and can provide witness statements for proof of damages. 

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You do NOT want to be accused of telling someone in a protected class not to apply or that they are declined before even taking an app.

I don’t know for sure if they have smoked inside or if the smell is just coming back on them or through a door or window In the lease there is a no smoking policy indoors Just wondering how to address this without increasing tension and accusing the tenant of smoking indoors when I don’t know that’s the case