I will tell him that we will raise rents to market after repairs and that we do not desire them as tenants due to the smoking (we no longer take smokers - even ones who indicate they will only smoke outdoors), the marijuana (legal in our state but prohibited on the lease due to my W2 occupation), starting the fire, how rough they are on the unit, etc. 

We lived at these apartments for more than a year With no problems or any complaints we got transferred to a new unit a month after we got transfer the office in the letter that they heard her complain about smoking marijuana we don’t do drugs can we get Evicted for this  reason The police have not been involved and there’s no evidence that we do any drugs is just a complaint

During the home inspection, one of the units had marijuana spread all over the coffee table.

If marijuana was legal in that state the Hydroponics farm would bring in great income unfortunately I think this state is going legal until it's legal on the federal level.

I will invite you to read and re-read the pieces of advice posted by @Ian Barnes and @David Fernandez - Baltimore is a peculiar place to do business.

Just wondering if this is something peculiar to Temecula, CA or if this is something more widespread.

Denver and the entire state of Colorado have legalized marijuana, which is ultimately a federally controlled substance.

Now there is one other peculiarity in PA, they will (most counties) require you to record the trust.

Office buildings can look good on paper but they will get hit the hardest during a market slowdown especially class C where you are targeting small churches, marijuana docs, lawyers, insurance agents and mom and pops.

Hey Everyone,I have tenants in one of my units who are complaining that the smell of marijuana and cigarette smoke from the neighbors in the adjoining row home are causing nausea and headaches.