To put things in perspective, American Homes for Rent (AMH) is at 1.37 Price/Book.

They offer a guarantee that you get your money back if they are not able to get you at least $50k, which I believe is unique for most firms like them.How they are able to do this is that they have a database of thousands of applications to hundreds of banks so they know what will get approved and what will not get approved from a credit, income and other factors perspective.

This may sound like a silly question on BP but I'm having to start fresh with a new tenant.

Very grateful for the replies and varying perspectives.

So from my perspective its just snowballing and I was expecting it to be turnkey. 

Sage advice.I especially like the PHASE blog you have here, it gives some good perspective and reminds me back when I was a tenant myself.I'll continue to do research on the eviction process/laws.

So, from that perspective, you do get a tax deduction.Are utility credits available?  

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.