We spoke to a few owners who had their vacation rental operations shut down by their condo association and/or the city.

If they make false call report that is no bueno and they will be shut down

They just shut down a big grower in San Diego that had all their legal paperwork in place a couple of months ago but that was before the latest ruling that it's now legal to cultivate here:http://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/news/politics/...I think when you're on the risky frontier of something new like this, you better be friends with the councilmen because civil asset forfeiture is alive and businesses have been shut down at the drop of a hat.

Per a plumbing contractor who was at the rental property to replace a leaking boiler valve, he stated that his fear in replacing the valve is needing to shut the system down.

I know one person that took 80 acres from Ag to Industrial,  I thought going from commercial to light industrial might be easier especially given the surrounding businesses.One of the things I am worried about for utilities is that the municipality just shut down a large housing project because they don't have the water to allocate to it.  

The Fed should be shut down. 

Getting to the bottom of that seems to be key - like you said, you want to make sure that the owner isn't just shutting it off!  

Frankly I think it will get shut down eventually when it gets challenged by the courts, as there are some pretty clear 4th amendment violations.

There is nothing like being excited about your education and what you think know while being brave enough to reach out only to be shut down by obstacle after obstacle.

Am I shut out from "learning" as I invest?