I began tracking my sleep, I followed a strict diet and weigh program, and I even began to incorporate yoga into my weekly routine (something I never envisioned myself doing).

That being said, prior to the seaweed and drug cartel invasion of Mexico, we went there every couple years and loved it. 

Also regarding the NACA loans (had one buyer try that once and it actually failed, but its a really new program to our area) If i had a proven lending source that a buyer has been drug through the mud for a few months, i'd be willing to pay a premium for them too.

They insisted they are correct and told us other lies like "at one time there was no roof" "this house on a slab flooded" "drug dealers lived there prior to our owning the property.

He said he had a drug charge on his record from over 3 years ago.Everything else about their application looks good.

I am concern of all the problems that may come with the neighborhood ie higher crime/ drugs activities/ violence/ thief etc.

It was supposed to have been "cleaned up" and was purchased once in 2011 after the meth problem.My realtor is saying the home still has the stigma even tho it was supposed to have been treated and cleaned and even gone thru a new owner 3 years ago.I have obtained a copy of the Certificate of Illegal Drug Lab Cleanup from the Indiana Dept of Environmental Management.

Drug dealers pay their rent too...

It is nothing compared to the occassional insane tenant or the occassional drug dealer from hell.

It was a foreclosure, the guy that owned it was involved in drugs and went to prison.