You could also look at buying stage 0 of a new home subdivision with a home builder.

But I don't get any offers.My realtor suggested to hire a staging service for a couple of months.

@Phillip Syrios - last year when we staged our personal residence, the staging company suggested the Limoncello wallflowers from Bath and Body works http://www.bathandbodyworks.com/p/limoncello-wallf...Very subtle but also light and clean smelling

For one, think back to the most elementary concept in investing - return is a measure of risk.With MJ becoming legal, it would be reasonable to assume that the return investors demand will drop with the decreased level of risk associated with the business.Second, it is my understanding that it’s currently much easier to attain a license to grow/wholesale than it is to retail (especially in a brick & mortar environment).In my opinion, that is likely to cause a systemic imbalance between the supply and true long-term demand.  

Im still very much in the education stage, with minuscule savings.

I’m still in early stages of brainstorming... let’s hear your ideas / experiences!

And if your particular agreement does not say that, the broker has no obligation to pay any commission to you at this stage in the transaction.All of our agreements with our agents expressly state that no commission is due and earned by the agent unless the deal closes.

Stage the porch with several white rocking chairs and paint all shutters black.

My husband & I are in the beginning stages of purchasing and converting a SFH in SF to include an accessory dwelling unit. 

They would be in the NE Tacoma Elementary area.