I'm assuming cannabis will be an issue and I'll need to find a local credit union that is okay with lending to me if my tenant is cannabis.

Examples of businesses with significant tax complexities: oil & gas, import/export, cannabis, bars/restaurants.

If cannabis is illegal in the state you can involve local authorities as a last ditch effort.

Consuming cannabis via "dabbing" isn't really that big of a deal.

I followed the City of Ukiah while they developed their cannabis ordinance.

I heard that San Diego legalized cannabis but the Feds can essentially close businesses down if they don't like them. 

If you were looking for a cannabis dealer in your area, some may sell you crappy cannabis for crazy prices, then you find someone who has great potent stuff, knows his product, sells you a variety of different strains, edibles, and oils for fraction of the cost.

Our next Burlington event is February 11 and is about how the Cannabis business is impacting real estate. 

As an owner of a licensed cannabis dispensary in California and deal technician of other cannabis retailers, I’ve noticed the big winners are always the property owners.

I currently work a full time job in the Cannabis industry that pays generously and I plan to continue to leverage my salary throughout this process until I am cash flowing enough to step away from the 9 to 5 life or until I can figure out the art of flipping so I can produce enough income to offset what I would be making from my salary.