This is where my question stems- is this even legal?

I would love to see your studies that speak to the impending "major health crisis" concerning cannabis. 

We always think of cost segregation studies for multifamily, office and retail but now the cannabis Industry is taking advantage.Who do you think gets the biggest benefit from cost segregation?

One aspect of this complaint stems from the fact the tenant was out of town when the AC failed, and requested the PM to repair before returning. 

Usually the listing agent has an interest within so many days after the listing ends if the buyer stemmed from one of his actions.

STEM fields, medical, dental, law, refinery work (process operating, instrumentation, NDE and etc), trade skills (plumbing, electrical, etc..)

Bad credit usually stems from money mismanagement.

My interest in real estate investing stems from the books like Rich Dad Poor Dad as my goal in life is to be financially free.

And mind you, I only bought it for $95k, so $40k in appreciation on that is pretty hefty.Now, to be clear though...I bought in Atlanta when it was at it's infancy stage of the expansion cycle, so that amount of appreciation stemmed from that.

Many folks believe that because Chicago is much more diverse in its industries, economy and has better job creation strengths, that Chicago will be immune from Detroit's death spiral of (a) borrowing and pension debt, (b) failure to control the costs of government, (c) loss of state revenues, (d) bad public schools and (e) ever increasing tax burden for working, middle class families.My interest in this question stems primarily from the dramatic price declines in Detroit real estate prices before its municipal bankruptcy.