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Edmonton, AB — May 8, 2014 - The government's newly released «Grow - Op Free Alberta Recommendations» report, concerning proposed legislation to combat the ill effects of marijuana grow operations on Albertans, their homes and neighbourhoods, was met with applause by Alberta REALTORS ®, Alberta real estate boards and the Alberta Real Estate Association (AREA).

There is no evidence that financial institutions were commonly experiencing defaults or forfeitures due to the existence of marijuana grow operations on residential properties for which they had granted mortgage loans.»

Client charged with various drug offences in relation to a marijuana grow operation on a property client owned.

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This spring, an investor closed on the warehouse for $ 30 per square foot, well below the going rate for the area, and started upgrading the power, water, and ventilation systems in a speculative bet that a new marijuana law would spark a wave of demand from growing operations.

Entrepreneurs noticing the great profits to be made in the marijuana market would start their own grow operations, increasing the supply of marijuana on the street, which would cause the street price of the drug to fall to a level much closer to the cost of production.

Joyce said there was «no evidence before me that the financial institutions were aware of the large increase in the number of marijuana grow operations in homes in the Lower Mainland or that they ought to have been aware based on their actual experience as of 2002.

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The house on Fernforest Drive revealed sophisticated marijuana grow operation in the initial stages of set up.

Licensees are advised to read Legally Speaking column # 296 (available on www.realtorlink.ca), which discusses the question of licensees» duties if an illegal activity, such as a marijuana growing operation, is discovered on a listed property.

Common examples of material latent defects could include the fact that the basement leaks when it rains, structural damage to the property, failure of the building's envelope (water ingress), underground storage tanks located on the property, problems with the potability / quantity of drinking water and any un-remediated damage caused by the illegal use of the property, e.g. marijuana grow operation.

Join Marjorie Elken to review changes enacted to marijuana laws at the staatte and federal levels that impact enforcement priorities, as well as advice on listing disclosures; grow operation removal and remediation; apraissal issues; leases and property anagement; zoning; HOA insurance; and disclaimers.

Join Marjorie Elken to review changes enacted to marijuana laws at the state and federal levels that impact enforcement priorities, as well as advice on listing disclosures; grow operation removal and remediation; appraisal issues; leases and property management; zoning; HOA insurance; and disclaimers.