Attention aspiring landlords: please consider how expensive it is to remediate a property after years of indoor nicotine use (let alone the health effects to adjoining units, if any). Do whatever you want inside your own house, I don't care.
—Property manager, currently renovating a decades-smoked unit — just absolutely disgusting (and the de-tar chemicals are harsh, while still requiring mechanical dislodging) — I've already suggested that a non-refundible $3,000 deposit become required, if nicotine indoors isn't outright-banned (I don't care about weed indoors — it doesn't leave behind yellow tar everywhere).
So glad that even after decades of minimal drug abuse, cigarettes were never one of my vices.
—Property manager, currently renovating a decades-smoked unit — just absolutely disgusting (and the de-tar chemicals are harsh, while still requiring mechanical dislodging) — I've already suggested that a non-refundible $3,000 deposit become required, if nicotine indoors isn't outright-banned (I don't care about weed indoors — it doesn't leave behind yellow tar everywhere).
So glad that even after decades of minimal drug abuse, cigarettes were never one of my vices.