According to this article I found on Chicagoland Apartment Association, posted on October 2, 2019, "Nothing in the new law says that landlords are required to allow tenants or visitors to use cannabis or cannabis products on or in their property."

@Jake Cohen I would think in light of that the cannabis industry in Denver offers a huge draw for travelers looking for a place to stay making an excellent location for hosting your properties.

Someone said it a LONG time ago, that "an ounce of prevention is worth more than a pound of cure" - yet as a society we have yet to embrace it.I won't dive too deeply into the fact that Big Pharm and the gov't would rather have you take a pill (with its 20 side effects) for pain instead of something like cannabis, and that's why it's still illegal.3.

with the cannabis boom out there, proximity to PS, and restrictions in other areas I'm curious if it made STR there more desirable.I'm in the San Fernando Valley if anyone wants to connect to talk about investment strategies/opportunities.

We were out for a couple drinks before catching a ballgame and I had asked him if he had ever considered getting involved in the cannabis cultivation industry... ( it was a tangent in the context of our conversation ).

Smoking shall consist of but not be limited to: Tobacco, marijuana, cannabis, anything vaporized, and any illegal substances.2.No recreational or medical marijuana may be grown or consumed on the Premises by the TENANT(S) or guest(s) without the prior written consent of the LANDLORD.3.TENANT agrees to use direct deposit of rent every month to LANDLORD.4.LANDLORD permits the use of parking space #### aka ### to the TENANT(S). 5.LANDLORD permits the use of storage unit ### to the TENANT(S).

Does anyone lend mezzanine to cannabis facilities or know anyone who does?  

Hi BP,Some Cannabis deals were recently forwarded my way, and they piqued me and my partners interest. 

LOTS of people who travel to legal states want to partake of lax Cannabis Laws.

I've been working in the medical cannabis industry for 3 years, and while its a well-paying salaried position, I recently discovered working in this industry complicates my ability to secure a competitive loan to begin my investing journey.Considering this, I've been contemplating obtaining my real estate license to become an agent.