Otherwise, I am hoping to sell it fast, almost 20,000 SF industrial condos in CA in cannabis zone, I think is in high demand right now and few are available for sale.

As we all know Cannabis became legal in Canada few weeks ago and tenants are allowed to have a small grow up (up to 5 plants if I am not mistaken) How are you handling it to make sure things don’t get out of control without crossing the line? 

Anyway, figure what is it that you'd like to concentrate in real estate space.

@Sherman Dunn, I would concentrate on local/regional banks/credit unions.

Get a CPA to Figure it out and provide the best strategy and let your dad concentrate on selling the jobs and completing them. 

Or what if some moronic narcissistic imbecile decides to blow up the planet, now that that ability has been concentrated into the small hands of so few? 

I've seen numbers in the 14% to 16% range.As far as improvements, I'd concentrate on whatever it takes to get the home to the point that it survives an FHA/VA/USDA appraisal. 

Also if the complex has an investor concentration of more than 50%, it becomes non warrantable, again limiting your number of available lenders.  

I always taped my bedroom door at the bottom when I would leave after going in there and exterminating :). that was the concentrated area so it was the no-go zone for a while.

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