What are the laws in your state regarding cultivation?

It shouldn't be keeping most small scale landlords awake at night.But to your point, with politics the way they are, I would be concerned of asset forfeiture if I owned large scale commercial property leased for the purpose of manufacturing, cultivation, etc. 

If they can't comply with the lease they need to leave or be evicted.Colorado is a marijuana friendly state but my leases specify no cultivation.

USE OF MARIJUANA NOTICE: The State of Colorado's Amendment 64 legalizes the cultivation and possession and use of marijuana by persons 21 years of age or older.

But once again we will only be investing in the greenhouses not in the cultivation and/or distribution or marketing process.

I am spending more time in the Houston / Galveston area cultivating business so it would be interesting to see some data on this.

I get a letter from the Tulare County Sheriff (California) stating that one of my tenants is cultivating marijuana and that I can lose the house, be fined up to $500,000 plus double the profits of the sell of the crop.

Plus buy commercial property, deal with non-conventional loans.I've read the big money is made in appreciation.What type of skillset would someone need to cultivate?

And you're on your way.Meet and cultivate park managers to be your eyes and ears in the parks and refer properties to you.

Really, I think, it is a luxury to have the choice of cultivating a 'professional image' or not and still getting ahead financially.