Yeah, we're here in Denver where you'd occasionally come and find  pipes and pot strewn about, but even then you just cleaned it up and things went back to normal.

.- Additionally, let's say the entire deal goes to pot and they run the property into the ground and they go into default.

Framed local art scenes and some eclectic furniture, large pots or whatever to be the opposite of a holiday inn express (my hubands fav), an outdoor bistro set (for smokers) and maybe a bbq grill.

Read up on current medical cannabis laws.Jeff Sessions is rabidly anti pot and was going around capitol Hill to try and get more resources to go after growers in states where it is legal and most congress people on both sides of the aisle told him to shove it.

If she wants to put a pot on her deck or something like that.. that could work.

But I am not going to lay out chapter and verse were my honey pot is ..

Sign or leave, s**t or get off the pot people.Personally anyone that is refusing to sign I would be putting on a very short leash.

I purchased like new off craigslist for couch loveseat,, only staged main living areas,, no bedrooms .Left the main living areas and kitchen, and bath staged for showings..I did add some beautiful flower pots outside and a patio table set for deck.Accessories, I kept the tags on and returned the stuff after the house was sold so basically within 2 weeks, and dragged a few things from my own home like lamps, to use. 

When you have a marginal site and the tenants have multiple options and you get little interest you have to sweeten the pot to land a tenant.A developer has to know the value and demand for their land going in they want to purchase and close on.If it's existing inline space for a building then a short term lease might be a good thing if rents are going up in the market for a landlord and national tenants are starting to pop up.

Wondering what you do:Do you keep your reserves for each property separate, or have one big pot of reserves for all properties?