There is no smoke here, no partner lies, no weasel clauses, just the property being accepted after usual and customary inspections. 

Do you smoke?

Toilets should be monitored when you inspect the apartment for smoke alarms etc.  

My realtor gave me a typical landloard from form california realtors but it had so many clauses I am having a tough time going over it fully, plus it has addedum for smoke detector, lead paint, megan sex offender and what not.

Before the tenant moves in we're going to walk through and have them sign part of the lease that explains what damage is and is not present and to ensure the smoke alarm is working and there are no issues with the house. 

He smokes weed outside his unit on a weekly basis (currently this is illegal in ontario unless he can prove it is for medical purposes).

If it were a health/safety issue, we would attend to it regardless, such as with smoke detectors and locks.

He checked things like health and safety, railings, fill in cracks near venting and pipes, smoke and carbon monoxide detectors, etc.

Smoking is not discriminatory, we look at that as well.Something to consider - if you get 3 applications that all check the basics withing a day,  how will you evaluate/rate/document which is the strongest and successful applicant?

A couple of things I thought about:-confirm smoke alarm operation and fire extinguisher charge-no damage to unit-change furnace filter-check all drains for proper drainage (clean out traps if needed)Thanks in advance!