Andrew Holmes yes I wouldn't feel bad as congress doesn't understand D-F either.Keeping these legislative and regulatory acts untenable lengthy, nebulous, and complex serves two major harmful functions.1.

If you find a great deal on a house that is in strong demand as a rental and you feel that demand may still be there even if housing prices decline you might be able to wait out any decline in prices without it harming you very much at all.

He's damned good looking, but seriously, there is nothing of substance there.

Despite Amendment 64, the federal Controlled Substances Act remains in effect in the State of Colorado.

This is your survival instinct, i.e. your ego, kicking in to keep you from harm.  

That can range from a spike in input costs such as sudden rise in the price of oil or corn to a shift in sentiment that could generate new legislation that either aides or harms a company. 

I still find it very amusing that the fear for the impact the hemp industry would have on the timber/cotton/pretty much any fiber based product industry has deemed the cultivation of hemp illegal, but the taxation and capitalism behind cultivating a mind altering substance such as marijuana is ok because it doesn't compromise other big money industries.

For example: I am not someone who used to abuse substances, I am someone who overcame a great obstacle that few do.

The Saudis at times have increased or held steady oil production to harm the Iranians and they could be doing it now, but for what particular reason right now?  

Turnover is already a given, so there is no harm as long as you can re-fill units quickly.