Tenant B, the upstairs tenant, complained a couple of weeks ago that tenant A was smoking cannabis on the patio (it is explicitly against the rules of the house and is in the lease).

             Hello fellow real-estate connoisseurs, my name is Phillip.

155 farmland acres + renovated farmhouse + a startup cannabis business, in excellent Maryland location.

No cannabis tenants is specifically noted.

This is in Oklahoma City, where Section 1 A.3 and 4 of the State Question 788 (7) states "an individual can (A.3) legally possess six (6) mature cannabis, and (A.4) legally possess six (6) seedling plants."

Aside from all things Real Estate I am also a car connoisseur, I enjoy all cars but of course have my favorites!

I’ve entered into an LOI to sell owner occupied commercial real estate (special land use permitted cannabis property) that I’ve held for about 18 months.

, however it seems we won't because my husband's W2 comes from the cannabis industry and the federal reserve sees that as a risk. 

Think for someone that has investment into value add class B in Texas , core class A in Idaho , self store in Portland, assisted living in FL , industrial warehouse in Texas,  cannabis operation syndication in CA etc etc lol……It is way from passive in reality , you could do more passive perhaps in REIT as market risk is being shared more across many more investors.If your using the words "Passive" and "active" in the sense of active is doing literally anything, and passive requires literally doing nothing, 0 thought, 0 consideration, 0 research...... 

Recently I quit using cannabis.