In this circumstance I would make sure you have a good lease prepared by an attorney.

I'm currently enrolled at a Community College (CCSF) taking classes to prepare for my real estate licensee test so I wanted to chime in on the discussion.

I also feel I have a different approach than most, I genuinely look for and expect the worst so I am prepared for this outcome and when my predictions are wrong it is usually to the better and it makes the tasks go much smoother because they were planned with a worst case scenario.I work a full time job that usually is easily a 50+ hour workweek and then do my real estate business outside of that as well as maintain time for my young son amd wife.

Be prepared to pay at or above their listing price.Better to just make lots of offers on similar houses.

Preparing to buy my first 2 investment properties in the coming weeks / months.

More cost and you need to prepare soil/foundation on lower course but will be a much stronger and attractive wall.

I attempted to meet with my client to prepare for trial.

Also, Cook county is pro-tenants so be prepared for this.

When you lease to a cannabis business, you should be prepared to inherit some of that craziness.Fourth, because costs are high a significant portion of the growers I've spoken with want to carry the absolute minimum coverage required by law in order to keep their costs down.

Make sure you go in fully prepared with a business plan, ready to talk about your goals.