I noticed last time I renewed my tenants' leases (MA) that there's a new clause in the BP-provided form about cannabis usage, with some really draconian-sounding restrictions on it (text below).

I feel like a lot of the struggles with renters and property managers stem from lack of good communication from the get-go.

Now that statement answers your question above but numerous tax consequences stem from it...

NJ has an incredibly long foreclosure process and I’m sure a lot of of those delinquencies stem from loan modifications of loans from the pre crisis era.

You'll need a vapor barrier and insulation on the garage floor and stem walls.   

I think the problem stems from a lack of understanding of what a "no money down" deal is by those that think it's a great way to solve the problems of:1 - I have no money2 - I have no experience3 - I have no knowledge4 - I have no time5 - I have no desire to put the time, effort, and money into getting my own -      a - Money     b - experience     c - knowledge     d - time

Cannabis, hemp or CBD projects, indoors or outside?

Any argument stemmed from me being cheap by looking at the numbers and him looking at it from a resale perspective.

Account Closed,Everyone wants to be an investor, but you gotta remember-- step 1 is income/ability to invest.Is it worth it for a degree in STEM- absolutely... psychology/philosophy- probably not, unless it's your passion.You don't need a college degree, but you need a skill-- look at technical training programs (plumbing/HVAC/etc), or getting a license to do something (get your CDL and become a truck driver?) 

My name is Donna, and I am a full-time STEM (science, tech, engineering, math) educator from O’ahu, Hawai’i.