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Input: My husband and I are in the process of moving into an upscale apartment complex, and because one of my biggest pain points with our old apartment complex is that we couldn't use our balcony due to smokers, one of our biggest selling points for the new apartment was that the entire facility is non-smoking.

Today is our second day moving in, and it seems like there are more smokers in our new building than there were in our old complex.  Yesterday, we saw two separate ladies walking down the hallway smoking, and as soon as we walked out of our apartment this afternoon, I could smell smoke.  When we go downstairs, we see that the person smoking is our new downstairs neighbor who lives immediately below our apartment.  He introduced himself and he seemed really nice, so my husband thinks it is a bad idea to report the smoking to the leasing office since the new neighbors will know it is us who reported them.

Regardless, I am planning to go to the leasing office tomorrow to discuss our options.  I re-read our lease, and smoking in non-designated areas is terms for eviction.  If I had to guess, they will probably just send an email at first asking residents to stop smoking, but I plan to keep complaining if this continues.  I really don't want our neighbors to immediately hate us (and I don't wan anyone to get evicted), but I also don't want to live somewhere that smells like smoke all the time.

immediately reporting my neighbors for smoking in my new apartment