I would digitally lighten up a lot of the photos, because they do make the house look a bit dark. 

What’s the best way to handle a tenant who has breached the contract on smoking? 

So I was right about there being an odd attraction to help keep these honest performance results in the dark.

If there is smoke or water damage contact a restoration contactor (I've had clients use Belfor and they were pleased with their service (do not sign a contact with any restoration company without the ok of the Insurance adjuster.  

They say that these papers are available on the dark web.

Originally posted by @Lucas Carl:@Julie McCoy I’m glad this person is getting smoked.

We were just discussing on another post how one of the newer trends is to have dark base cabinets and white or light uppers along with a light countertop.  

Where there's smoke there's fire and upon additional diligence found his company didn't syndicate the deals they claimed and was operating what amounts to an unlicensed broker-dealer business.

There are a lot of issues that can come up from growing plants inside the home, so most landlords are just saying no smoking and no growing inside the house. 

NO smoking, alcohol or drugs.