IANAL- but glass pipes and "appearing high" would likely not meet reasonable cause for a warrant, as would evidence of distribution or sighting of actual drugs.Personally, if they're good tenants who pay rent on time and are employed, I wouldn't do more than make a mental note of it.

Took money from the guy for payment towards rent, and now they had a falling out and the guy won't leave.Background: My tenant has a mental disability and has caretakers that stop by occasionally.

At the end of the day you have renters with the mentality of owners.

I've heard landlords tell me that they NEVER give back a deposit in low income situations, which I think is completely wrong, but that would explain the mentality I see with regards to skipping out on the last month.

For some reason it seems that we can not because it is a closer than arms length transaction...I might just be having a mental mix-up :)

If the child is in an unhealthy environment, physically or mentally issues, call your child support services and have them make a determination.

Why dont you take some online classes and vent your mental energy in a more positive manner.

Mentality comes with the territory, you cannot change everywhere and everything unfortunately.

@John Casmon while they probably want way to much money from there run down buildings, they  are also probably the whining, complaining about everything slumlord, and everything is the tenants fault (including the roof leak and no hot water) but you could always try to market to them and see if you could get a deal, search through enough coal piles and you will find a diamond mentality. 

Here's something to consider (or at least be aware of):Hoarding Officially Recognized as Mental DisorderBad News for Landlords, Hoarding is Now Recognized as a Mental Disorder