I’ve seen it done in nor cal in areas where lots of transactions are done with money and properties related to marijuana.

Buying houses that nobody wants to touch and getting them for a really low price.With that said I have been looking at some houses that are seized as being drug houses, specifically a house that was used for marijuana grow operations.

I have two children with special needs and when my wife and I used to rent, even though no pets were not allowed, they would allow us to have a therapeutic pet for my sons.

@David Cruice It is just violations for weeds (not marijuana) growing and refusing to remove.

We are also investigating the potential for having a couple of horses on site for therapeutic purposes as horse therapy has been shown to help with Alzheimer's and healing in general and of course people love horses.  

I have new (1 month in) renters and they complain non-stop via text messages all hours of the day and weekends, about “strong marijuana and cigarette smoke”, coming from the bathrooms, kitchen sink and oven.

Rented for an average of $2500 a month over the 2+ year hold period, to individuals growing or processing marijuana.

It’s therapeutic to post this out for now, like a bold first step and making a commitment to learn deliberately the right way to do it, and hope that I can look back on this post in a few months or years and see how far I’ve come.

There is still a casino on every corner and now with Medical Marijuana there is a "caregiver" on every corner.

It doesn't do you much good to have a tenant with enough income who pays the rent on time and does $15,000 in damage to your unit (yes, it is possible to do that much damage) .Also, I do not want that "sufficient income" to come from the sale proceeds of a marijuana grow operation or a meth lab.