Maybe a Marijuana dispensary, there's people making a lot of money as more states and cities are legalizing it.Another option would be to just build out a good commercial space and lease it to someone else wanting to start one of the many businesses.

Prior to 2014, Denver was performing well economically and had a healthy multifamily market, but soon after the legalization of marijuana in Colorado the metro saw an exponential growth period.

These types of properties as a warehouse are in big demand from the marijuana industry. 

But I wonder whether this is the result of the booming marijuana industry or if the state is well diversified.

Sorry for such a long intro but it has been therapeutic getting all these thoughts out.

tl;dr buying 50% of a commercial building based off a market value from 2020 ($790k from a Professional BPO).I have an interesting opportunity to invest in my business partners commerical building (industrial building zoned for recreational marijuana).

Even if marijuana is legal in your state, smoking in your rental can - and should be - a violation and grounds for termination.There's plenty more. 

Potential concerns with the candles masking a smell would include smoking inside, pet smells, marijuana cultivation. 

Their leases are very comprehensive, things I never even thought of, such as prohibiting growing marijuana or harboring fugitives.

Hi all, the shopping center I am planning to purchase has a gas station and a marijuana dispensary as 2 of the 16 tenants.