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Solomon H

started a topic over 13 years ago

Legally, can I put no smoking and no pets on the application and the lease agreement?

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Eric D

said over 13 years ago

Yes you can place no smoking and no pets on your lease. I've never heard of it being illegal in any state.

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Salevao M

said almost 13 years ago

YES YOU CAN PUT I T ON THERE. WE DONT ALLOW ANY SMOKING ANYWHERE ON OUR PROPERTYS NOT ONLY BECAUSE OF HEALTH CONCERNS BUT BECAUSE OF SAFETY ISSUES AND JANITORIAL ISSUES VALERIE MASEULI

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Website M

said almost 13 years ago

We do not have a specific form for that, but you can create a form by clicking LANDLORDFORMS>MY CUSTOM DOCUMENTS.

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Karen S

said about 12 years ago

Yes, that is beyond normal wear. I would def deduct from security deposit.

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Dawn A

said about 12 years ago

Yes, that is damage caused due to a violation of their lease. I would charge them to clean it or repaint it.

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Matthew M

said about 6 years ago

I rent in Milwaukee. yes you can.

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Renee M

said about 5 years ago

Also during the initial interview he stated he does not smoke. When I found out that he does he stated that he lied because he wants to quit.

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Melanie D

said about 5 years ago

If a tenant is violating the clause of no-smoking, the landlord can evict him/her under code violation. To start the eviction process, a landlord has to send a prior notice of eviction to a tenant. Thereafter, either tenant accepts the notice and vacates the property in a given time or challenge eviction notice in the court. At that time, the landlord should be prepared with all the proofs of code violation by tenant. So, I would suggest you, don't take any action against tenant until you gather solid proof of code violation. To know more about code violation, visit, Compliance Connections: https://www.complianceconnections.com/