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Carol Venolia
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potential tenant is a medical marijuana patient (California)

Carol Venolia
  • Flipper/Rehabber
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In itself, that's fine; it's legal here in California. But I'm wondering if there are grey areas I should know about? In particular, the house I'm advertising is right across the street from a high school. Know of any issues there?

Thanks for any insights you can offer! I see "related forum discussions" above, and I'll check them out now.

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Marcia Maynard
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Marcia Maynard
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Originally posted by @Kimberly T.:

I recently read this article regarding mmj and landlords in CA, which basically says you have every right to reject them and that the courts have generally sided with landlords/businesses on this; it has lots of good info related to mj in general:

http://www.aoausa.com/magazine/?p=2566

It also mentions a case that occurred in Washington state, if @Marcia Maynard is interested.

 Excellent article! Thanks for sharing it! 

@Michele Fischer and @Brandon Turner I think you would find it interesting too. 

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