I may have a Humboldt County slant on my opinion, but a legal marijuana job should be treated like any other job.

With that not to get to controversial, but as a master of social work and for the most-part being highly skilled and utilizing available resources to their upmost, I would like to look into providing grants for rural housing, business development and agriculture to promote the cannabis and it's supporting markets industry that is sure to develop and continue to thrive as our country and the surrounding countries move to legalize marijuana and it's derived products.

Hello Fellow BP members,I am in a state where medical marijuana is legal.

Example: Recently Marijuana related law came into picture for Michigan. 

So, I haven't received rent since April 2018, I had to remortgage my dad's house to pay for the fire detail, back property taxes, legal, fees, LSP fees, etc.Now, here's my question: Luckily my property is zoned for marijuana cultivation and I was approached by a company that wants to cultivate on my property.

Rental demand is strong and the community is adding hundreds of more jobs with a new 1.1 million square foot recreation marijuana grow and distribution facility going up three miles away.  

My tenant turned my rental house located in Inland Empire, CA to a Marijuana Grow House.

I believe that  marijuana has been legalized in Massachusetts, so, calling the cops for what?

You make a greater return in less time buying Marijuana Stock.I say go put a DP on two properties.

Fast forward a few months into the tenancy, and the guy starts smoking pot inside and out, which is specifically outlined by an addition in the lease that states no smoking of any kind on the property (In Canada, smoking pot became legal in Oct 2018 but BC agreed that if the original lease has a non-smoking policy (which it does), it still applied to marijuana).