State Property follows Beans, a young man from Philadelphia who is tired of struggling to make ends meet. He decides to turn to a life of crime in order to achieve success and wealth. Beans quickly rises through the ranks of the local drug trade, becoming a powerful and feared figure in the criminal underworld.
As Beans becomes more successful, he attracts the attention of some powerful and dangerous figures in the city, including a ruthless drug lord named Dame. Beans soon finds himself caught in a deadly power struggle between rival gangs, facing betrayal and violence at every turn.
Despite his newfound success, Beans begins to question whether the life of crime he has chosen is truly worth it. He struggles to reconcile his ambition with his moral compass, as he sees the toll that his actions are taking on his friends and family.
In the end, Beans must decide whether to continue down the path of violence and greed, or to choose a different path that may lead to a more fulfilling and meaningful life. The film explores themes of loyalty, betrayal, and the pursuit of the American Dream, showing the harsh realities of life in the inner city and the choices that people must make in order to survive.