Well, guess what, now the cannabis REIT is trading over $170 a share AND it also offers a handsome dividend.

Please see the first answer again.It all stems from, just not being a slumlord that allows any a-hole with enough cash or vouchers to move in.

I understand where Canadian policy is stemming from... especially in places like Vancouver and Toronto (where I have family) - there are a lot of foreigners that buy up properties right away and leave local residents to overpay or just not buy any property in the cities they've grown up in. 

Not to toot my own horn but I got a 32 on my ACT (36 on stem portion) and I had a 4.25 last year so I would almost definitely get scholarships and can get into all of these schools. 

I have a lot of questions simply stemming from my first one lol. 

This stems in part from the commercial rental statutes that permit a landlord to lock out a commercial tenant who fails to pay any part of the rent in a timely fashion.

I find that the challenge stems from individual investors who are willing to pay "too much" for properties though, not institutional buyers.

Along with the lack of bank statements, there aren't very many REAL lenders who will lend towards cannabis.

A statement that xxx is a deadbeat who didn't pay per our agreement can cause lots of trouble if the person making the statement has even a little of gray on their white suit.Virtually no large company today will give job references because of the potential for lawsuits from stemming from disputed facts.

BH's success stems from two partners growing a business over 50+ years. 3.