@Fred Shatzoff so grow op properties are property used for selling marijuana before and government took it from them.

While I lived there renting the basement was a nice bump in extra income and the tenants who lived in the basement apartment were pretty easy going, aside from an occasional marijuana small in the house (I allowed them to smoke in the backyard). 

We came upon the fact that this was happening because there was a strong smell of marijuana whenever we entered the building and there were no other tenants in the building.

I found out my tenants are smoking marijuana in the back yard.

The reality is any dog would provide the same level of therapeutic value and that is the counter argument.From a practical standpoint, this letter is from 2006 and yet the majority of national insurance companies still have a list of prohibited dogs.

DUI, Marijuana related charges I wouldnt care at all.

There have been some updates last year regarding marijuana use, as VA has started to become more and more liberal towards Marijuana.. 

My upstairs tenants recently wrote me an email telling me that she is suspicious of my downstairs tenant of dealing marijuana.

He had just purchased a new home and was in the process of selling his other house and his business to his realtor and her daughter. while going through his text messages with his realtor we discovered she was actively encouraging him to take very powerful prescription narcotics as well as having him drive her out of state to buy marijuana products.

I decided to do a walk through on Fri, July 31, 2020 and found that they are growing marijuana inside a tent in the living room, have 6 cats 1 dog, 4-5 firearms in a closet with no lock-box, holes in the walls - some are obvious that they've been patched and others have not been patched, leaks under every sink that now are growing mold, 1 bathroom sink is completely molded underneath the sink to the point where the sink is slowly sinking in through the wood, and that they are not cleaning.