In the photo to the left there is a smoke alarm in the far right corner above the steep winding stairs.

Salmon swim upstream.

I think that is also largely because that same home was 320 at one point vs 420 now.If you look at the affordable suburbs (not Green Hills), you will notice that they are beyond smoking red hot at the moment because it’s pretty much the only area you can get anything decent for under 300.

I might like to grab a six pack and pack of smokes just cuz it's so darn 'convenient'.

The cigarette butt disposal and smoking are detailed in the lease as well.

Egress is a big one, as are smoke detectors, and fire rated materials between units (floors).

Depending on the town/city and the property use, you might have to have things like certifications for smoke detectors, CO2 detectors, and fire extinguishers.

The Tenant now has the resolve to fall down the stairs and test exactly how strong your lease and insurance is when they claim the landlord's at fault, or disable the fire alarms claiming they haven't worked in months and you did nothing about it, regardless of what your lease says as to who is responsible for maintaining them, god forbid they start an 'accidental' fire and now your insurer is looking to you as to why the smoke alarm was disconnected not wanting to pay out; you may get some of your $ back out after countless court sessions, time wasted and $$$$ for your lawyers to justify it all for you and set it straight, completely cutting hard into whatever investment strategy you may have had. 4 - Just because you put it in a lease, review it with them, have them sign it, have them take a picture with it, get their DNA on it... does NOT make it legal.

I just recently got a text message from my lender stating that we needed to do another appraisal because there was weren't double straps on the water heater and no smoke detectors.

Replace all smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors?