Looking to move to a medical state..Tell me about ur state

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DinafemHazeAuto

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Cali is kinda full of people there med's And 10k should be plenty bro 3 mths rent 2k, gonna need prolly 1k to get more equipment, and im gonna get a job so i should be fine..If u save 25k u mine as well go and open a dispenserie...Thats my goal is to have my own shop whether hydro or dispenserie...Plus i might run autos or go get clones so i should have income within 2.5mths...
 
doobered

doobered

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depending on where you want to live cali is pretty nice except the market is kinda mudded with patients that think they can or should grow because a script allows them too. to a shop where i am you can get 200 for topshelf, and if you take a p its about 2k. im in kern county houses are cheap to buy rent isnt that bad

ive got a 2bed 1.25 bath town house for 600
 
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DinafemHazeAuto

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Hey MOTOXMOM where is eureka, i put in humbolt county in craigslist and a bunch of places come up for eureka....Housing isnt to bad in humbolt 3 bedroom 2 bath for 1300 considering there nice MMJ laws...What kind of #'s does the dispenserie pay and patients??Right now im trying to decide between OREGON, MICHIGAN, MAINE, CALI(UP NORTH)...
 
puffenuff

puffenuff

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Eureka is about an hour west of humboldt if memory serves me correct. Not sure what prices are like up there, probably cheapest in the state though due to flooded supply up north
 
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DinafemHazeAuto

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Is there a part of cali that isnt flooded??I mean even the 2k i know its low but if u can have 25-100 plants ur gonna have atleast 5lbs a mth once u get a purpetual grow going..I can live quite comfortablly on 10k a mth or even every 2...I'm not trying to get rich bro..
 
puffenuff

puffenuff

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Yeah I live in the bay area - san francisco, oakland, san jose region. I don't sell to dispensaries, but they charge 50-65 an 8th for top shelf, 280-350 an ounce. Mids cheaper obviously. Street prices are generally cheaper all around depending on who you know. I'd say the least flooded areas if there is such a thing would be the central valley, sacramento down to fresno area. Where I am, the plant limit is 6 veg and 6 flowering but each county has different regulations, plus you can also purchase a permit to grow more.
 
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Hasbroh

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I wish you the best but be aware that whatever you think it will cost to make this move, it will be double that amount.
 
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DinafemHazeAuto

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How much do dispenseries pay if u were to sell to them???Also how do u get patients??Grow more for patients or is that so u can supply dispenseries??
 
BlackMesa

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In my area of Michigan (mid Michigan), the market is no where near oversatuated, electricity is super cheap, housing is 400-500 for 2 bed apartments or 450-600 for houses in nice neighborhoods. You can grow outdoors though the crop must be enclosed top to bottom. Bud is highly overpriced though not in my circle. There are also so many foreclosures and crap around here that you can get a nice house that doesn't need fixing for as little as 30,000. Snow does kinda suck though unless you like to ski and shovel. :P
 
olylifter420

olylifter420

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Can you qualify if you are a new citizen of michigan or do you have to wait a year before you are able to go see a doctor for it?

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$100 to state per card, $100-$250 for the doctors visit.
12 plants per card, max 5 other patients including yourself, max 72 plants.
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olylifter420

olylifter420

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Hey, do you know if we have to wait if we just moved there to get a mmj card?


doobered said:
depending on where you want to live cali is pretty nice except the market is kinda mudded with patients that think they can or should grow because a script allows them too. to a shop where i am you can get 200 for topshelf, and if you take a p its about 2k. im in kern county houses are cheap to buy rent isnt that bad

ive got a 2bed 1.25 bath town house for 600
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Tophead

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olylifter420 said:
Can you qualify if you are a new citizen of michigan or do you have to wait a year before you are able to go see a doctor for it?

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If you are serious you'll want to read the law, here's a link

http://www.michigan.gov/lara/0,1607,7-154-27417_51869---,00.html

I don't remember reading anywhere that it said you had to be in the state for a year. They do ask for photographic evidence, such as a drivers license. So possibly you would need to move here, get a place, get a state ID or drivers license, (which can be done in less than a month), and then apply for your card after your doctors visit. This process takes at least 3 weeks. It could possibly be sped up, but I wouldn't expect anything faster than 1 month to be legal in Michigan.
 
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DinafemHazeAuto

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BlackMesa said:
In my area of Michigan (mid Michigan), the market is no where near oversatuated, electricity is super cheap, housing is 400-500 for 2 bed apartments or 450-600 for houses in nice neighborhoods. You can grow outdoors though the crop must be enclosed top to bottom. Bud is highly overpriced though not in my circle. There are also so many foreclosures and crap around here that you can get a nice house that doesn't need fixing for as little as 30,000. Snow does kinda suck though unless you like to ski and shovel. :P
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Yeah im used to the snow boss...Thats what i want to is to move somewhere not oversaturated...So 10k would be plenty huh???How about the dispenseries and getting patients??
 
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DinafemHazeAuto

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Tophead said:
If you are serious you'll want to read the law, here's a link

http://www.michigan.gov/lara/0,1607,7-154-27417_51869---,00.html

I don't remember reading anywhere that it said you had to be in the state for a year. They do ask for photographic evidence, such as a drivers license. So possibly you would need to move here, get a place, get a state ID or drivers license, (which can be done in less than a month), and then apply for your card after your doctors visit. This process takes at least 3 weeks. It could possibly be sped up, but I wouldn't expect anything faster than 1 month to be legal in Michigan.
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Yeah a month would kindof suck waiting, but could prob start and then get ur card...I do like the cost of living for michigan for sure...
 
drew420fuckyou

drew420fuckyou

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Mmj is new there right now, but Maine just might be in your favor since there aren't a fuckton of good growers just yet. With the injuries you'll be able to get a card.
 
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DinafemHazeAuto

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Yeah im not to worried about being approved boss^^^MOTOXMOM those numbers look great to me..So i should check northbay, humbolt, chico, lake county???
 
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