a drug dealer?

If money equaled happiness in an uncomplicated balanced equation, then why do they so often take just a whole pharmacy worth of very expensive drugs just to feel better about themselves and escape their reality?

Walgreens definitely does, but it’s probably just for the non-drug-related sales they churn out of there (unless it’s a former Kerr Drug or similarly acquired chain). 

I'd think is a really good example of the sorts of felonies that actually do unfairly target a lot of minorities (for pot anyway, heroin dealers can all burn in hell as far as I'm concerned) At the end, they do give some concrete advice, like removing questions from applications that ask about arrests not resulting in convictions, have a written policy that you stick to, and document all your decisions and why you made them.

It’s not worth his time, he will drop you as a client, and go do simpler dealers that give him quicker cash for less work.

I’m a cabinet dealer so of course I veer toward new cabinets most of the time.

They were like a year out for completion so I drug my feet.

Hi Everyone, first time poster here and my guess is, you can tell why by the topic of this discussion.My longtime tenants, computer engineers, who have stellar credit and no criminal background, were apparently arrested for drug charges.

There were a handful of drug addicts (the owner among them) and a couple rooms barricaded shut so I wasn't able to inspect them. 

Rich Dad Poor Dad was my gateway drug to real estate investing as well!