It seems a lot of the people giving you a hard time on this thread are assuming the conviction is for SMOKING weed, but around here getting caught with a small quantity would be a violation and the person issued an appearance ticket, as I understand it  (your jurisdiction may vary, of course).  

I’m a tiny rental fan.

The quantity of units is a logical fallacy.

We have moved them in a couple cases replacing with a wall unit closer to the ceiling in a tiny room and changing the wall location in other houses if we needed to

Cars can be expensive but for many men it is just a tiny fraction of the money they will spend on women!

Most out of area investors look at Large MSA's with good reason, lots of data, stable employment, ect, but i will stick with tiny town USA and if im spread out over many little towns, i  spread my risk of "the Big Employer" pulling out.  

For some owning is a better option especially if you buy like an investor. lower down payments, taxes, insurance, improvement potential, appreciation. here for example my first home I paid 715/mo and if I were to have wanted to rent a similar house it would be $1200/mo, only way to save there would be to go to a tiny apartment.

Quality of cash flows is every bit as important as the quantity.

Commercial real estate is usually a leading indicator and there are some troubling signs statistically, and many malls are melting down now.The most important takeaway though is that yeah we may be in a bubble, but if you find a sweet deal and you're not forced to sell it, even if it rents for a tiny bit less during a downturn, who cares?

When I lived there, gang warfare erupted and 19 people were killed in that tiny little area in the span of a few months.One of the most valuable real estate investing lessons I received came from the father of the girl I was dating back in 1995.