Just google 'trisodium phosphate cigarette smoke'  for more info.

Also, a very reliable housekeeper who communicates really well and could handle basic things, for example: - reports to you when she/he smell cigarette in the unit, which means the guests break the house rules.- takes pictures if things don't look right, say there is a mess left behind, or any trace of party happened the night before.

It's no different than legalizing alcohol or cigarettes, they have nothing to do with the price of real estate.

It's so awful that I feel moist and filthy having just carried it to the curb, also I now have the unmistakable aura of cat pee and cigarette.

After an inspection, we found the place to be roach invested, and they were not only smoking in the place, but they were putting their cigarettes out on the nice hardwood floors.

If you watched Good Fellas, you'll know the gangsters there had total equity in the booze and cigarettes they stole.

I have that as well as a few other common sense rules - like don't throw cigarette butts on the ground, grills/BBQs can't be used inside, etc -- the lease is a bit lengthy, but I feel having some of these stated is required. 

There is nothing you can realistically do to keep cigarette smoke localized.

It's a water based vapor without all the tar and crap that cigarettes leave behind.  

The IRS will send you the transcripts but you need to get owner permission first.https://www.irs.gov/businesses/small-businesses-self-employed/third-party-authorization-purposeGas station the money is in Lotto, cigarettes, all the wine, food, etc.