@Carolina GalindoI invest (buy, permit, sometimes develop, sell) in cannabis real estate very frequently in Humboldt county, pretty familiar with the rest of the state.

By way of background I am currently in the NYC area but have family out in Orange County that I visit frequently so thought it was worth a deeper dive into the market.

As Brandon frequently suggests, I was trying to analyze a bunch of deals to get used to the process and getting to know my local market.

The turnover is going to be frequent and annoying.

Here's a couple resources that might be helpful to start with:https://a17.asmdc.org/issue/ab-1482-frequently-asked-questionshttps://cal-rha.org/legislative/ab-1482/Best of luck with your new investment.

Do your DILIGENCE and use their "urgency" as a negotiating lever- If the seller requests to move-out after the closing date, be sure to hold half of their profits with the closing attorney to ensure they move out on the agreed upon date- Visit the home frequently.

I frequent Schaub, Graham, Meet Kevin, and some others.What have you found the most informative and helpful? 

I have seen a lot of turnkey providers advertise properties in Memphis (I'm from Memphis, grew up there, have to go back frequently for family) with very misleading info. 

With the increase in extreme weather and that continuing to become more frequent and severe, is Florida still worth investing in?

You can inteview, but most people are going to tell you to go get your license I expect.Huge difference in residential and commercial.....probably smaller but more frequent payouts in residential....commercial you may be involved in much bigger deals....but they often take longer....could be you work on a deal for 2-3 years and get paid, or it falls apart...so you have to be prepared for that.