Provide proper notice according to the lease and perform a quarterly fire/safety inspection that includes smoke/CO2 alarms, furnace filters, cracked windows, missing screens, broken locks or electrical or plumbing fixtures, holes in drywall, water/smoke stains on ceiling, missing wood trim or handrails, loose flooring/carpeting, general cleanliness etc.

Take a strong opposition to it (legally documented) for the Liabilities 2. when they do have a friend or whatever over for an after exam relax session, chill outside in the hammocks and out door pool table (just made it up, its happening though) This is for spilled drinks and trying to get away with smoking inside. also the volume will be louder sooo, idk yet.3. talk to neighboors and get them on my side.

Smoking, pets, musical instruments, etc etc etc.

Thanks for the silver lining!

@Anna Fuchs@Joseph LeeBoth of your gut instincts are already telling you to avoid them so simply avoid them.As a property owner you are allowed to say you don't allow illegal drugs, and you don't allow smoking of any kind in or on the grounds of your properties.

In our lease it says they are responsible for snow removal, cutting the grass, maintaning shrubs, batteries in smoke detectors etc, furnace filters, clearing out clogs they cause, and anything else that costs less than about $10 to maintain.

(over-simplified)Paula(seller), burned her house down smoking in bed.

I used Kilz paint primer to cover over thick smoking smell.

You can diversity out of the stock market and invest in virtually anything: real estate, gold/silver, private lending and much more.

I would put No Smoking in the ad to screen them and not waste their time or yours (not sure if that was in the details).