We own 1/4 of a side by side quadplex in Kansas where marijuana is not legal, (not even medical, yet.) 

A lot of good, hard working morally strong Americans smoke marijuana.

I think your absolutely right that’s why I asked because I don’t see ppl running up to Albany at all there is no economic stability besides the schools, and it’s sad that the governor hasn’t addressed this I think what would help the real estate market beside a big tech boost is the legalization of recreational  marijuana up there, give a reason for tourists investors ect to actually visit Albany it will boost the local economy give locals a chance a new business ventures and overall give the area some much needed exposure  

Jessie Zamarripa, 25, on suspicion of possessing marijuana for sale, possessing marijuana plants; theft of utility services, and conspiracy.

And the marijuana cards ones are way over in number compared to the 'I buy ugly house'.

Imagine the background check coming back with:"a lengthy criminal record with prior arrests on allegations of assault, disorderly conduct, destruction of property, resisting arrest, theft, public intoxication, and possession of marijuana"I've applied for CCW.

However, Ohio is one of those peculiar states where it doesn't follow the traditional rule of lien priority with respect to the pecking order in getting paid in a foreclosure.As Chris mentions it depends on whether the first lien holder was notified in the foreclosure suit or not. 

But this is something peculiar to this year which is hardly an ordinary one.  

Originally posted by @Alla Minchenkov:@Anthony Dooley well, it is a peculiar hot market (but it is much cooler in December-January) especially when looking at the overpriced property that scares buyers with a lot of work to do; and do not present interest for flippers or those who can get very good deals as investors/contractors.

I was just doing taxes for 2018 and have noted something peculiar, most of my properties I self-manage.