Otherwise, I am hoping to sell it fast, almost 20,000 SF industrial condos in CA in cannabis zone, I think is in high demand right now and few are available for sale.

As we all know Cannabis became legal in Canada few weeks ago and tenants are allowed to have a small grow up (up to 5 plants if I am not mistaken) How are you handling it to make sure things don’t get out of control without crossing the line? 

It seems like a good amount of those issues stem from sub-par property management.

A house I was looking at was once owned by someone who worked for the university in some STEM related job (they moved, and the house sat on the market, and then foreclosure) on Cross st.

There is a foundation issue on one of the inner stem walls. 

Both mistakes stemmed from not knowing how different it would be having an open house late October vs. early September.10/22: I started using a google form for anyone interested to respond to a few questions (an idea I learned from this board).

President Trump will likely legalize marijuana making the Cannabis industry all but certain.

The Dow down another 2.13% today...but my cannabis stocks netted a gain today. 

I know other guys who spent their youth focused on getting a practical STEM degree in a field with quality employment prospects, orchestrating their career, aiming themselves for financial glory.

@Mike Hoefling Make sure you have a good insurance agent that specializes in cannabis.