I think that's not displaying, so here's a shortlink:https://bit.ly/3h4me26If that still doesn't work, search "Matt Risinger Pest Control."

And one of the estoppel admits he smokes cannabis inside the unit.

See if the store is comfortable with goods outside on display for sale (to be brought into the store to pay for).Try to stay long enough to get a good feel for the customer base--because they will probably be reflective of your own if you buy there.Are you comfortable sitting in the parking lot at night, unarmed, or do you wish Dirty Harry was sitting next you for protection?

Then you need to get a decent loan for the balance, very hard in the cannabis industry.I love the ambition but I recommend starting a bit smaller to start.

It just might be the way your listing is displayed that needs to be fixed?

All the property managers charge 30% income plus additional fees, the realtors have their own MLS area for up there, the city says you have to display 24/7 phone number on the outside of the unit with physical response in less than an hour from phone call to feed their local businesses.There's lots of places to make a higher return and then you can just rent in Big Bear when you want to go up and stay in a nicer place than the one you'd buy anyways.

It would be super helpful if you could tag your favorite calculator report so it displays at the top.

But the short, I'm in the cannabis industry in Colorado and concerned big/local banks will deny me a loan. https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/22/topics/801783-colorado-cannabis-industry-and-getting-approved

I've heard stories in the past of other industry employees getting rejected and having to find private lenders etc, however, that was 2015-2018...and now in 2020 the industry is steamrolling forward in rapid growth, so more and more cannabis industry workers on W2 must be applying for home loans, especially out in CO. 

What is everyone using to display property info to potential investors?