I started a new paragraph because I was interrupted in the middle of this rant by the owner of the house next store to mine who claims someone from my house was throwing cigarettes onto their rood (yes true indeed).

Does cigarettes cause more damage to the interior of a home than weed does? 

Marc,15 month's isn't long enough to with-hold a deposit for a new paint coat in entirety, you'd lose that one (unless they smoked cigarettes or crack [seriously] and smoke damaged the property.You could only ensure victory by charging the painting (including prep) cost for the one wall.

I've had tenants put out their cigarettes on the wood floor.

Add a 50$ late fee that’s hopefully outlined in the lease and for good measure put a post it note slapped on the notice of the door too ..thanking them for the extra 50 bucks and how you’ll likely just spend it frivolously on something like cigarettes and beer for Christmas

I've used the Kilz Original Primer to cover the cigarette smell after a tenant moved out and it worked like a charm.

I already know when going into a place that if it smells like candles, febreeze or ozone, that there is probably weed, cigarettes, or pets that was there before.

Too much ghetto trash cigarette smoking land whales with dirty kids who have foul mouths looking to rent multifamily out there.You can absolutely buy a duplex for under $100K, but you won't find it listed in the MLS.

It smells of cigarettes.

All the tenants were home with the shades pulled shut, the two apartments on the first floor smelled of cigarettes and were rather messy.