She had started smoking again, and decided it would be fine if she did so in my brand new apartment.

You just gotta drive through this sort of smoke and mirrors.

Investors who glow in the dark.

Recently while repairing one of the doors I could smell that they’ve been smoking weed in the house.

My suggestion is to stop listening to the "experts" and take charge of your own decision making by learning the whys instead of the why nots.Oh, and when the smoke clears, my vote is nor REI.

On one side of the property is a Cigar Shop with a smoking lounge.

@Jay Hinrichs I have the property under contract for $250,000 which I thought was a smoking deal, but if the city demands a tear down and removal then it could cost up to $1 million, making this a not so great deal. 

For me it’s first person who can pass a back ground check by a third party, it is not a perfect system but does flush out a lot of trouble.I rented to 2 young men who passed a back ground 4 years back they did about $2500.00 damages smoked a lot of weed to the point I had to spray a degreaser on the wall then Killz it then 2 coats of paint.

Also, it's only going to be a two-burner stove so not as much smell/smoke/odor.

Smoke odor is also a pain and costly to remove out of a unit.