The biggest developer problem with architects is over-designing with no respect for the cost to build, so it's great that you have that perspective. 

Hope this adds a new perspective.

While growing and distributing marijuana is against federal law, renting property is not.It is legal to rent your property using whatever lease you like to any industry they like.From a business operations perspective, you will need to figure out how to accept and deposit cash because, as you say, marijuana industries have no access to banking.  

@David Segatti I rep for Foremost and am familiar with the other program.A few points.If we set aside the relationship you have with your agent, and view this from a purely price/coverage perspective, Foremost is one of the more expensive options in the IL market.  

When I do my bills, I don't have to go to dozens of files to file the bills away, I just file them in one bill file for the month, and when the month is finished, and I start a fresh file the following month.My boss at the non-profit was annoyed at first I organized my files this way as she was used to vendor and customer files.

A fresh coat of paint and some new landscaping might work wonders, whereas new windows could cost a bit more and not appear to be as big of an improvement to current or future tenants. 

If the purpose of painting the unit is to make it fresh and "new" for a new tenant, why would a landlord paint while the current tenant is still occupying the unit? 

From an outside perspective I see at least a dozen reasonable solutions to the problem.

Failure to adequately follow recordation requirements could invalidate the instrument you used to create the easement.Additionally, you may become liable for tax deficiencies for the improved land.There are a number of liabilities from both injury and tax perspectives that you should become aware of, and contract with a local attorney to adequately protect your interests.Disclaimer: Not legal advice.

Originally posted by @Mara Witt:I don't have a property in mind, Look at it from the banks perspective.