„The use of cannabis and other banned drugs at the national level is not allowed on the site. In addition, tenants and their clients are not permitted to engage in illicit drug activities, including, but not exclusively, medical cannabis near or near the site. The lessor may terminate this contract if tenants and/or clients engage in such activities. In the event of a violation of this provision, tenants must be left with costs, damages and compensation. The tenant loses his deposit if there are indications of cannabis use on the site. So you don`t need to specifically target cannabis in your rental contract, as it automatically enters the category of illegal activities. But — and this is a great thing, but – with legal attitudes toward marijuana changing as fast as they are, your ability to appeal can become more complicated if you don`t explicitly talk about its use. You should include an anti-drug policy in your lease and make sure you have a marijuana addendum specifically for prohibited use. Here`s an example: Marijuana laws are changing rapidly, and at least 20 states are considering taking election action this year to legalize pot in one way or another. 23 states and the District of Columbia have already legalized medical marijuana.

Four of these states – Alaska, Colorado, Oregon and Washington – and D.C. have also legalized the use of the recreational pot. Although cannabis remains illegal under federal law, the U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency – which has made marijuana a prime target in its „war on drugs“ – is considering reclassifying cannabis as a schedule II drug, which could open the door to the decriminalization of pot at the federal level. As a result, many more landlords and property managers could face a new reflection on the impact of marijuana laws on their leases. There are a number of scenarios related to marijuana legalization that you might find yourself in, but if you stay informed, you can take steps to address changes in the legal landscape. Here are some marijuana addendum clauses that can be included in a rental contract to specify the authorized use of cannabis: the drug-free rent supplement is a written agreement between a landlord and a tenant that establishes criminal and anti-drug policy for housing. A tenant who accepts the terms of the endorsement indicates that he is not involved in criminal activities on the premises of the apartment or that he does not make them possible. It is carried out in conjunction with the first signing or renewal of a lease agreement, the policies described in it being defined for the specified period defined in the lease agreement. You can simply add a few phrases to your rental agreement that prohibits smoking or using tobacco or cannabis in the field. However, there are other ways to use medical marijuana by smoking it, such as using an evaporator.

B, consumption of THC-infused food or the use of tonics and cannabis extracts. You can specify the methods of use allowed on site, provided that this clause is included in the rental agreement. In states where marijuana is prohibited, it is fairly easy to issue an eviction notice to a tenant who violates your anti-drug policy or anti-marijuana clause. But even in states where recreational and medical marijuana has been legalized, you have the right to evict tenants who violate the terms of your lease, which would constitute eviction for participation in illegal activities nationwide.