I routinely have alarms triggered by inept cooking or (more commonly) indoor smoking. 

Those are and can be run by commercial owners who may own multiple lodges and hire full time staff and market through national guide services that market everything from  Steelhead/Salmon  Trophy Trout  Brook trout on the east coast.. big Trout in the great lakes.. 

If the tenants agreed not to smoke inside, that means not smoking inside. 

It’s mostly about safety (no peeling paint, working smoke detectors, no broken windows, functioning HVAC/plumbing/electric).

The inspector should use a checklist covering appliances, locks, A/C, furnace, water heater, smoke detectors, electrical, plumbing, and lease violations.

., elevator stuck, flooding), you can call the HOA directly, but please also text me so I can stay in the loop.Fire, Smoke, or Gas Leak:Evacuate first.Call 911.Call/text me once you’re safe.I like to add one line at the bottom:“When in doubt, call 911 first for safety issues, then call me.

Maybe you could help the OP find a place there  Houston has updated its short-term rental (STR) regulations, effective August 1, 2025, requiring hosts to register their properties annually with a $275 fee and comply with safety standards like smoke and carbon monoxide detectors.

@Trent Reeve smoke alarms yes.

You can find me in Speakeasy's, Whiskey & Bourbon bars, Breweries, and my back yard smoking meats.  

I had to get as-built plans drawn up, submit to LADBS, deal with plan check corrections, then bring everything up to code (electrical, plumbing, egress windows, smoke/CO detectors, etc.).