The fact is,  regardless of how biased we may be one way or the other...dog vs. no dog,  pot bulls vs.

Prices for these items are already climbing and supplies are being restricted both voluntarily and by other means.The more familiar concepts of economic cycles are rather offset by these other factors.Given the state of affairs both here in the U.S. and on the world stage, prognostication at this point would be imprudent.

That and the fact that you can pay all cash and close quick has to be a huge differentiator in getting the deals or not.But most of us don't have 800k that we can throw in the pot.

Great beer, cool bars and restaurants, decent art scene, all the major sports teams, friendly people, hip neighborhoods galore, legal pot, 300 days of summer and oh, the mountains are right there.

With high gas prices, many of the managers I know are seeing their margins slim down even more.If you're trying to build up a cash pot to start investing with, I'd recommend you look at wholesaling instead.

Ive also realized that warranties become tough to work with when going through a distributor like Lowrs because there are so many hands in the pot that its hard to put blame on any one company.

I didn't even mention some of the fan favorites like Pequod's, and there is even a deep dish pizza pot pie in Lincoln Park!

The "golden triangle" of pot growing is Shasta, Humboldt and Trinity Counties in CA.

From the left, there is an argument that it drives up neighborhood prices (I happen to believe this/worry about it for certain zip codes) and for the right, there's a reticence to embrace change and, consequent, fear of pot smokers and partiers.

I don't know of any tenant that will voluntarily agree to a rent increase.Study your state law.