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.

People like to smoke; cigarettes are legal just about everywhere, weed/cannabis may be legal in some places but crack is illegal almost everywhere.

@Ryder Meehan has a fun meetup in SF - but mainly focused out of state (except this next meetup's cannabis RE theme ;) And make it down to Milpitas for @Johnson H.'

Now the usual suspects have turned to either growing cannabis or off-loading various substances along the coast.Interesting but sad anecdote: during WW2 there were some local clans that traded bread and other commodities to German submariners for gold.How do you legislate morality?

We recently went the way of Colorado with the recreational legalization, so many landlords have these types of questions.As a landlord and an adviser to a lot of landlords here in CA, I don't see any realistic issues with whether your tenant uses cannabis or grows a small amount within the bounds of state law. 

I strongly believe that in 4-8 years when Cannabis is finally federally legal, the large brands like Marlboro, Anheuser-Busch, or Heineken will enter the space and then cannabis real estate, licensing, and businesses will be bought out for big money. 

People tend to mix fentanyl into cannabis? 

I do write a lot of insurance in the cannabis space, and restricting commercial activity and smoking is how I'd chisel out your exposure.

We have 4 SFR rentals in DHS and we are absolutely thrilled with the new Cannabis businesses.