Denver/Commercial Real Estate Agents

[GREENLEYORGANIC]

Any good leads of commercial real estate agents in Colorado... that can uncover mmj friendly warehouses/landlords, etc? thanks.

GREENLEYORGANIC Reviewed by GREENLEYORGANIC on 04-24-2010. Denver/Commercial Real Estate Agents Any good leads of commercial real estate agents in Colorado... that can uncover mmj friendly warehouses/landlords, etc? thanks. Rating: 5

[Jord0713]

good question...I am working with one now...I'll see how he works out and if he is a good source I'll post his info. I would be curious though is any other agents are out there working this...it has been a pain kinda

[canaguy27]

I can help, but it has been difficult finding landlords to do it without insane requests: astronomical deposit $50k, must leave all equipment after lease ends, rent 3x normal. etc etc.

[Jord0713]

do you have an agent or are you an agent? If so I want to talk to you if that is alright. Looking to get into something pretty quickly here.

[RosieA]

Please contact me--I know of a possible warehouse space available central Denver.

[dillstill]

Contact me if you are interested in knowing about a different situation. I know of a proven cannabis greenhouse property. 20 acres RURAL. Just west of Pikes Peak into Park County. Very private. No restrictions on what you can do with the property.

[Jord0713]

Anything a little further north?

[dillstill]

Yeah. The property is at 9,200 feet elevation. That's almost 2 miles farther north than Galveston. I said GROW. ANYTHING THAT'S LEGAL IN COLORADO and will grow even in a greenhouse can't be much further north.
dillstill

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[sgtpeper]

Hey all, I'm a Realtor in Denver. Feel free to PM me if you need any help!

[dillstill]

Hey all you realtors and LOOKERS. I have a dirt cheap property for sale right now. NOW. Proven greenhouse for your choice of crop. PRIVATE and no zoning crap. Since it seems to be ok to post email addys now. how bout mine. warblingbird hotmail Write me. Before its too late and the bank ties it up for 3 years and I have to give them $50,000 in equity.
dill