Growing a single pot plant is a federal felony, for instance.

Yes, I've had tenants send nice gifts (not expensive, one lady sent 2 pillow cases she sewed designs on) pot holders, ink pens, after shave, little stuff sent with nice intentions.

Sounds like you have a big pot and this one keeps messing up the rest.  

What would happen if the business owner only made, say, $200k and they had to decide whether to fund the active business growth or the passive investing growth pot?

That is some good equity.Your net is of course missing some expenses such as vacancy and maintenance/cap ex (I am assuming prop tax is in the mortgage). 

Put that in a pot of water and simmer for an hour (longer if you can).

"My" felon was a nice guy; his supervisors at work spoke so highly of him they provided him with furniture, pots and pans, silverware, even a TV for the rental as he had none of these when he moved in. 

@Mark WhittedThe IRA is a whole new world to explore with many options and long awaited pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. 

You need a pot of money to pay the claim if you lose and to defend it either way.

Looks like I really stirred the pot when I mentioned the three tiered membership program and the costs associated with the highest tier.