I was just doing taxes for 2018 and have noted something peculiar, most of my properties I self-manage.

@Courtney Jo Claffey    It is EXTREMELY important to remember marijuana is not legal anywhere in the United States.If the tenant asks to be let out of the lease you should let them out of it. 

With no hiding spaces.Code type locks so only renters can get in.etc..Also coin free payment system will remove the temptation for local junkies to try to pry open the coin boxes.And a monitored camera system may cut down on locals trying to use it for a Marijuana smoking den.https://stealthmonitoring.com/security-blog/tips-for-securing-your-multifamily-residential-laundry-roomAlso know that washing machines cannot be in below freezing temps, so you will need some sort of climate control as it snows in Los Angeles.https://www.youtube.com/watch?

Every micro market has peculiarities and if your listing price is packed and that is common for your market do what you think is best.  

However, Ohio is one of those peculiar states where it doesn't follow the traditional rule of lien priority with respect to the pecking order in getting paid in a foreclosure.As Chris mentions it depends on whether the first lien holder was notified in the foreclosure suit or not. 

", section VIIG is revised to "a monthly payment equal to $X,XXX". all other terms remain the same.So that said I know MA is one of the areas that can have some peculiar tenancy laws so definitely seek some local wisdom prior to implementing either suggestion above. 

A lot of good, hard working morally strong Americans smoke marijuana.

I think your absolutely right that’s why I asked because I don’t see ppl running up to Albany at all there is no economic stability besides the schools, and it’s sad that the governor hasn’t addressed this I think what would help the real estate market beside a big tech boost is the legalization of recreational  marijuana up there, give a reason for tourists investors ect to actually visit Albany it will boost the local economy give locals a chance a new business ventures and overall give the area some much needed exposure  

Jessie Zamarripa, 25, on suspicion of possessing marijuana for sale, possessing marijuana plants; theft of utility services, and conspiracy.

We own 1/4 of a side by side quadplex in Kansas where marijuana is not legal, (not even medical, yet.)