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I've learned a few things about meth testing and there are some things people need to be careful of. I'm a property manager in Utah and I've talked extensively with my attorney about Meth. One major pit fall people get stuck in all the time is if you have a need to … (1 comments)
We had a luncheon Wednesday and a speaker talked about meth. She told us about the affects on people and on homes. I didn't realize that one party with about 20 people in a house could be enough to contaminate the house. A meth inspector told us that a moderately contaminated … (16 comments)
Unfortunately meth is an increasing problem across the US. Here in Atlanta the trend continues to go up, it's the fastest growing drug problem in Atlanta. But on the upside, the "cooking" of meth locally is decreasing. You might think that most meth "labs" are in the inner city, nothing … (9 comments)
It finally happened, my worst nightmare! I had some clients call me the other day to list their home that hadbeen a rental for the past 5 years. We met at the office, quickly went over the comps in the area and then weregoing to go over to the home for … (28 comments)
A generalized cleaning will not remove the toxic waste and chemical residue of Meth production. Do not try to clean it yourself! Even law enforcement and other first responders face health risks when they enter a lab before it is cleaned or ventilated, unless they are protected by Haz-Mat gear. If … (7 comments)
This is a follow-up to my original post, Meth Home Nightmare. The complete story as printed in the Akron Beacon Journal can be read at, Akron Beacon Journal - Meth Home Nightmare.
Sometimes the wording alone in a real estate contract can be confusing. During the initial listing contract with a brokerage, you are asked to fill out state required "disclosures", detailing the condition of your property. Sometimes these forms alone can be a surprise, and some of the questions take the homeowner … (0 comments)
It seems its human nature to look for a scapegoat to blame for a problem that confronts us. This is especially ringing true in the case of homes contaminated with Meth. Those who caused the contamination are usually long gone to another cooking location, in jail, or dead. They can't be … (0 comments)
Life is stranger than fiction. 
I just did a post on things that look good to fix and flippers in the Colorado Springs market, (and I suppose everywhere), but there are a few things that you can't put a cosmetic bandage on. For this reason, there is a very small sub-community among the seasoned flippers that … (0 comments)
Even though most people have never had a boulder fall through their roof there are still major factors to consider when filling out a property disclosure when selling your home. I have been asked several times from sellers "Should I disclose that?"