One of our biggest is held once a month at the Lucky Lab near Multnomah Village.

Sounds like that meth lab rehab paid off!

I think the first refers to Prop 36, the clean-up/seizure of a drug lab http://www.capcentral.org/high_court/arc_2005_cal.aspxThe second one looks like public storage facilities and the third involves settling an estate.I would check into the third and probably avoid the first....it will be tied up in legal proceedings for a while.

Maybe they are trying to grow pot or make a meth lab lol

I could have played so many death metal shows, save money to invest in real estate and get tatted tf up lol instead of wasting $400 on a single chemistry book for a semester and studying useless stuff.

another thing @Dawn Anastasi, is that because I was around so many different people in the military, you can learn to recognize qualities in someone, so what I could even do ( I have not researched the legality of this, I am just brainstorming) is start them out on 1 month and explain that it is to make sure that they are suitable for the chemistry of the apartment, if so and everything goes well, we continue on.

You can also link docs to the calendar entry: In Calandar, goto  Settings > Labs > Enable (Attach Google Docs) and you're set. 

Taken to the extreme, consider a meth lab property.

Had to buy them as part of an estate situation to help an attorney, which has been my business for many years.My big concern was that I'd get the properties back at my foreclosure sale and have to deal with the meth lab that was purported being run in a steel building by a squatter. 

I work in histopathology in a regional lab.