Here is an article I found addressing a recent 9th circuit court decision.http://www.forbes.com/sites/robertwood/2015/07/13/big-court-defeat-for-marijuana-despite-record-tax-harvests/#7d86a47c7c7e

Other than selling Avon, baked goods, and making jewelry, we are both technichly retired [ will finally have closing on our business next week after months of title problems] and since other than some new appliances, bathroom sink, and gas furnace repair, everything else is totally simple cosmetic stuff we can do in our spare time.[ we need to live there for a year anyway, and might choose to stay after that] We won't get started working on it for a few weeks because we are getting our Bennett house ready to sell, but when we do, we only intend on making the kitchen serviceable, and the living room nice before moving in [ the bathroom works fine, but eventually we need to get rid of its' all pinkness other than a brown tub!

I don't know if BP's backend software is capable of this but...If all these "most repetitive questions on BP" threads are harvested, collated and indexed in a very visible / easy to access corner of the site, I bet it becomes one of the most trafficked corners of this blog.

Oddly, that pink mailbox is my favorite thing!

CA the harvest rules are just too onerous.  

It was harvest gold anyway.

Heck you wouldn't want to throw a freshly harvested buck in the back if your work van...

I don't need to pay someone $500/mo to tell me that I shouldn't put a giant pink unicorn on my lawn, I can figure that out for myself, thanks much, and honestly I don't care about my neighbor's unicorn.

No, they'd find a way to shortchange me and compromise the final result, get paid and disappear.In Europe, I once had to do a room where a tenant had the walls painted with pink powder paint, kalsomine, then spent twenty years working and chainsmoking in that room eight to ten hours a day.

Same story with hot tubs, giant sculptures of pink unicorns, swimming pools, detached garages, sheds, you name it.