For many active investors, investing in the cannabis industry is limited to the public company domain:  stocks and equities tied to the public marketplace.  Easy access and entrance and simple exit and termination are dominant features for folks who invest in stocks. Large swings and some volatility also characterize the public cannabis stock environs. There are alternatives to this sometimes flippant and unpredictable investment scheme and platform, many of which are direct and less opaque and that offer a brick and mortar vehicle to where the investment capital is needed and deployed. Many times, investments in local marijuana businesses can compete with the “stock market opportunities” while maintaining and curtailing risk. 

Local brick and mortar operation we see every week  have these features and benefits:

This is a friction-free paths to revenue. This means investment payouts are consistent and fixed for a set period of time and typically based on operation sales revenue:  Investing in brick and mortar cannabis operations that seek to expand and grow their business using their company or personal assets as collateral.