A marijuana job is the same as a farmer...except that it's not.Weed is still illegal on the federal level and in most states, whereas corn and beets are not.Weed is smoked which can irritate the neighbors and cause damage to the home, whereas potatos and cabbage are not.Weed can be accidentally consumed by children or animals, causing major health problems or even death, whereas sweet peas and asparagus do not.Legalized weed, just like legalized gambling, tends to attract the criminal element and people that engage in other risky behaviors, whereas carrots or radishes do not.Other than that, I think they're pretty much the same. ;)

Bedroom is remodeled except for the floor has been ripped up and yet again just the plywood looking sub-floor remains.Basement has foundation cracks but I hired a professional structural engineer and the report says the house is not in any foundational trouble but gave suggestions to install carbon fiber strips as a preventive measure for the long term health of the building.I have about a week or so to get into the property and get the unit up to a FHA appraiser's standards.

@Jameik Anthony I am near Corning NY, also looking for more people to connect with.

I am looking to get my first deal in this area. Ultimately I’d want to get into flipping and/or renting, but in the mean time let’s connect and help each other build and grow! Would like to hear from folks in my area.

Hi @Patrick Murat, I live in the Rochester/Finger Lakes area, but I grew up just south of Corning (I have a 3-family rental in Elkland).

The general idea is to renovate the kitchen with new cabinet & counter top; Update all the restrooms; patch up all walls; remove pop-corn ceiling, repaint whole house; re-sand and re-stain all the hardwood floor; some plumbing work; install can lights in all rooms;  move some lighting fixtures; add/move switches and wire for Ethernet.  

It will be like the ill-considered mandate for 10% ethanol in our gasoline which substantially reduces fuel economy but funnels a lot of money to corn farmers. 

I would be paying the utilities, taxes, Google Fiber account, etc. but my primary home is in Nevada.

Additionally finding a good PM for c class properties is like trying to find a 4 leaf clover in a corn field.I would advise against investing in C class based on "potential growth".

Soybeans and feed corn.