We honesty need them to move, but I sense this is going to be a battle.

There are countless horror stories about a guest who finds a dead bug or complains about a mystery smell that gets their entire trip refunded arbitrarily by Airbnb and there is nothing you can do about it.

Even if this is a one time deal and you appear exempt, read up on the FCPB.Borrows appear to have a three year right of recession in any event, if it is not "affordable" or "prudent" they can still cry foul and get thier money back.

I was standing by her door and could feel the strong smell of weed coming from the house.We called Ocean Point, but as usual everyone was too busy to come to the phone.

Kinda like flipping the neighbor the bird, but it gets the job done and smells a bit less like the welfare state than just eating the costs for a neighbor who doesn't want to contribute to solving a shared problem IMO.

I foresee him losing that battle if he tries to "protect" his real estate from being touched during his bankruptcy proceedings. 

I like pink jasmine ... not only beautiful, fast growing, and hardy, but also has such a nice smell when blooming.

OOS investors are removed, I have seen it more than once that someone called me for a rescue project and after I have seen the property I tell them they have to fly in, they see (and smell) the property for the first time in person and are in absolute shock.

The police report is laughable since the neighbor said she knew the smell due to her BF cooking meth.   

@Doug Webb Write them a letter (All tenants of the building) stating that you have had complaints regarding the smell of pot in the building.