trapologist
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I currently live in Maryland ..about time I move to a state where I can utilize medical marijuana. Any suggestions on places to live? thanks inadvance
Moving to Maine..maybe...suggestions of good places to live?
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cerberus
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colorado.
seriously if your moving to a state for mmj ours isn't very good right now, still young and going through growing (or lack their of) pains.. go to a state that has it dialed, colorado would be my best suggestion, maybe cali but to wild out there for me..
good luck
seriously if your moving to a state for mmj ours isn't very good right now, still young and going through growing (or lack their of) pains.. go to a state that has it dialed, colorado would be my best suggestion, maybe cali but to wild out there for me..
good luck
trapologist
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i wanted to stay on the east coast because of family. I feel if i head West i may never come back
Maine Brookies
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If i were moving to Maine i would either look at the Western Mountains between Fryeburg and the Canadian border or the Portland area. Portland is a really funky large town.
farmer2424
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come downeast, its a blast!! hahaha
A lot depends on how much $$ you need to make. HUGE difference in earning potential depending on what part of the state you live in. Even bigger disparity in the cost of living. For example, you can rent a 3 bedroom house in Madison for less than a 1 bedroom apartment in Portland will run you.
You can pay 50k for a house lot in Southern areas whereas 50k can get you 50 ACRES in the North and East areas. Obviously you'll find a variety no matter where you go but all things being equal the same house that goes for 300k in York will go for 150k in Jackman.
But, no matter where you decide to move here in Maine, one things for sure, as the state with the largest percent of forested land (90%) finding a place to guerrilla grow is a snap.
You can pay 50k for a house lot in Southern areas whereas 50k can get you 50 ACRES in the North and East areas. Obviously you'll find a variety no matter where you go but all things being equal the same house that goes for 300k in York will go for 150k in Jackman.
But, no matter where you decide to move here in Maine, one things for sure, as the state with the largest percent of forested land (90%) finding a place to guerrilla grow is a snap.
HERBAL ASSASIN
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WALdo COUNTY.....its the most under policed area in maine....without being Uncommutable.....i can still work in SO maine and ive been growing indoor and out for years
tet1953
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Well, 'till now probably. After a post like that I'm sure they'll be comin to getcha.
lol j/k welcome to RIU
racerboy71
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my gf ilves in maine, just outside of camden, and it's beautiful up there.. like people are saying, prices vary a lot by area, but there are some really nice spots up there for sure..
coming from maryland, i hope you really like snow and winter time as that's a large part of living up there, and the main reason why she lives in maine and i don't..
coming from maryland, i hope you really like snow and winter time as that's a large part of living up there, and the main reason why she lives in maine and i don't..
Daxus
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I live way up North in Aroostook County and it's beautiful up here if you can stand the winters. Everyone is amazingly friendly and nice and there's lots of tokers around of all ages. It's becoming a joke that Potatoes and Marijuana are our staple crops. Even if you're not medical the cops usually aren't aggressive unless you do something stupid. Multiple friends have been stopped, and either let go again after that was the only infraction, or told to have someone come pick them up and their car because they're not fit to drive. Unless you're a jackass or lie you don't generally get a fine and even then it's maximum $500 but usually only $300ish.
Futurama89
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we actually only got like 50 inches of snow this year hahaha
but anyways man i would look into the sebago, fryberug area personally, lots of woods for growing, plenty of privacy, near the ski areas, near portland, and housing isnt to expensive...... maine inst cheap to live in at all though man hahaha
FlyLikeAnEagle
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How difficult is it for experienced caregivers to find patients?
Biological Graffity
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not hard at all, most guys that work hard have waiting lists...
cerberus
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the difficultly arises in the dealing with said patients..
their are many patients in needs, fewer are reliable paying patients, fewer still don't have weird hang-ups.. lol it's all part of any business but since this thing got mmj legal peoples expectations are all over the place. . mostly when it comes to pricing though..
their are many patients in needs, fewer are reliable paying patients, fewer still don't have weird hang-ups.. lol it's all part of any business but since this thing got mmj legal peoples expectations are all over the place. . mostly when it comes to pricing though..
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