Buying houses that nobody wants to touch and getting them for a really low price.With that said I have been looking at some houses that are seized as being drug houses, specifically a house that was used for marijuana grow operations.

I’ve seen it done in nor cal in areas where lots of transactions are done with money and properties related to marijuana.

It's fun as most people only talk about legalizing marijuana, but I'm talking about ALL drugs.My position is this:1.

The outcome was two years of therapeutic manual labor and a creative outlet.

This reminds me of the time Lil Wayne couldn't sell his Florida estate because the smell of marijuana smoke was inside the walls.

The day of close, the tenant on one side was arrested and his 80 lbs of marijuana (illegal in Indiana) was confiscated.

also, i'm sure even your internet based lease makes some mention of the tenants not allowing or participating in unlawful and illegal activities on the premises. as marijuana is illegal in most states, that is a violation of the lease.

Recreational marijuana is now legal at the state legal in Washington and Colorado.

That often causes their charges to be enhanced to felonies.You might also find that cultural norms are changing.While I am extremely anti-drug use, you might be surprised that the majority of people in many states thinks it is insane that someone would hold marijuana use against someone. 

I'm concerned about my existing holdings however, the anti-marijuana legislation imposed by Nevada, Yuba, and surrounding counties will crush the cash economies and significantly hurt my renter pool, as well as my ability to flip vacant land here.