I would send notice to tenants letting them know burning incense, candles, cigarettes, marijuana, e-cigarettes and vaping are all prohibited due to air quality issues and to protect the property from damage.

So I'm buying a house hack and there is a tenant in the other unit who smokes cigarettes.

The stench of cigarettes everywhere.A long long time ago, when kids were mean to me in school, I'd come home and ask my mommy why they hated me and she told me that it was because I would end up running the factory they worked in.

I was making minimum wage at the time, bringing home $300 a week, smoking two packs of cigarettes a day, drinking 3 coffees a day, spending money on scratch tickets and blowing money on card games.

You can make a rule about smoking within some number of feet from the door -- but if you don't want to be the loitering-cigarette police you'll also need to provide them with a better alternative.

It was a one year lease and after the one year we went to month to month.Back in February my roommate's GF had to move out of her place that she just bought a few months before because her neighbor fell asleep with a lit cigarette and caused major smoke and fire damage, she shared one wall with his unit so she was affected and had to move out to let them go in and fix it.

He doesn’t respect the property as he throw cigarettes out and around the property and is just rough on the property in general.

Example 1, in their no smoking unit they burnt cigarette marks on the rim of the bathtub. 

In March my tenant burned down my house due to "careless disposal of a cigarette" per the fire report.

I was under the impression marijuana left no residual smell and cigarettes do.