Hi,I have a business partner that has her Real Estate Salesperson License in Georgia.

As a layperson, it would appear to me that if you were to attempt to prohibit a properly licensed medical marijuana tenant from his/her drug in any way, that would be discriminatory against a certain class of people. 

I don't think you will get any assurance walking into this deal so you should proceed with caution.The government will force a land sale when it is in the best interest of the public however they will contact the owner of the property and a price will be established. 

I am interested in starting a property management company and will be working with a friend who has a RE license.

My general contractor is fully licensed and insured and I've requested a copy of his insurance policy to review.

I've listened to many of the podcasts, read forums, and currently reading a couple of books.Also to note, I'm taking a real estate course and will be a licensed agent at the end of March.

@Dina Harleth I am going to assume that your PM is also a licensed Realtor and is using the California Association of Realtors standard contract, if this is the case they will almost certainly not be willing to change it partially because it is against the California Association of Realtors terms of service and could also affect the contract as a whole. 

You'll want the attorney licensed in CA obviously if theres need especially for estate planning. 

I'm tempted to get my realtor's license as its something I've been looking at on and off for a year or two. 

After college he can join an orchestra or teach while driving his Real Estate forward as he wants his RE license when he turns 18.