When I lived there in the 90's, Rio Rancho was the smoking hot place to buy.

missed one over a smoke detector that tenant had taken down and set on side-table... it was literally within eye-shot...

The smoke is so bad that I'm giving the appliances away. 

(a) If a condition results from an insured casualty loss, such as fire, smoke, hail, explosion, or a similar cause, the period for repair does not begin until the landlord receives the insurance proceeds.

Turns out one of his tenants was smoking (not cooking) meth in the unit.

Smoke from a house fire is by definition a contaminate.

During our inspection a few months back we could smell smoke in the unit.

There were other concerning items like a hardwired smoke alarm taken down, the new fridge handle that I had purchased ($60) was not on the fridge, and there was fallen paint and a large water stain on the kitchen ceiling (2 baths and wash/dryer above that area).

The Village where the building is has now sought a demolition order for the building due to; smoke alarms, improper boiler venting, leaking gas lines to stoves, and leaking roofs over the front and rear entrances.

What's the custom for allowing, not allowing, charging an extra deposit for, or any special considerations, (or none) for the issue of smoking in your apartments?