This reminds me of the marijuana industry.

Those green Colorado plates = "possible marijuana smuggling" to any cop outside of Colorado. 

Today I learned that the penalty for tall grass and weeds in Cleveland is worse than carrying 7 ounces of marijuana. https://observer.case.edu/clev...

I'm putting the quotes around service dog because the tenant wasn't blind, he had emotional problems or some other nonsense.I'm just wondering if medical marijuana users would be able to claim the same horsebleep?

I personally think alcohol is more destructive than marijuana.

I am a real estate broker in Colorado and have had a few marijuana shop owners chat with me about financing a home purchase.

@Tiffany Thompson-damm just state up front in your property listing that growing marijuana on the property is prohibited and as the owner, you will monitor the situation and report any violations to the DEA and local police.

Areas we are interested in looking include: Park City and Salt Lake greater area, perhaps Steamboat, CO or Fort Collins, CO (however CO has super high prices right now thanks to marijuana!)

I have a couple of tenants in a unit that use medical marijuana and grow it.

That is the way lawyers set up businesses in the marijuana industries, in banking industries, in investment industries, in utilities...And just as I was explaining above, when money transactions happen between two of those entities, there is a paper trail (contracts, loan notes...) and NEVER any gifts (AKA contributions) that could appear as co-mingling funds.And, its definitely an interesting idea to set up real estate holding companies as layered entities.