Joining 24 states and the District of Columbia, legalized medical cannabis has come to Pennsylvania. If even less than 1 percent of its 12.8 million residents participate, the commonwealth’s medical marijuana program will be ­populated by more than 100,000 card holders, which ­leading trade publication Marijuana Business Daily estimates will generate $100 to $150 million in annual sales revenue.

While awaiting for Pennsylvania to ­promulgate it’s process-governing-regulations, grow and dispensary applicants must consider what funding choices exist, when ­”ceding control in exchange for ­financing” is ­preferable, and whether out-of-state ­investing will be allowed.

Debt Versus Equity Marijuana Funding

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