Pot businesses will be very high risk, very high reward.

I know this, I work with one guy that watches how many home cooked meals his landlord makes, how many visitors he has which he prepare meals for.

They just need a place to sleep, cook their food and do their laundry. 

Will county is significantly lower than cook county.

Rob Cook  thanks 100 %!!!

And the food I prepare the night before is now my lunch and dinner for the next day.One might argue ''Well you are spending TIME to cook the food, so you are trading you time for money''This is true, I am , currently , trading my time for money.

We are constantly getting stupid letters...trash cans left out too long, cars not parked all the way in the driveway, and my favorite letter from a couple months ago - potted plants by front door were overgrown.

That's still illegal.Over time the "food industry" will eat its way up the "food chain" and take over the processed product categories one by one too, and for the same reasons.At a moments notice, if the federal government decides to play rough, all they have to do is pass some legislation (or just threaten) to revoke the charter of any bank that accepts money from any pot related bussiness. 

I'm looking at a property in cook county, IL and noted that the assessor's office is using an estimated market value that is greater than the listing price on the property. 

You may need to sweeten the pot for them.