At one point, there was a lot of meth labs being operated in self storage units but that has sort of went away for the most part.

We got along ok, until when he visited one time, and there was an 85# black lab, living in the condo.CUs are usually looser on the guideline.

I currently work in a lab, go to school pt and look for deals as a hobby.  

It's the manufacture and production (i.e. a grow house or a meth lab) that could cause you longer-term issues.Of course, it does bring up obvious questions about the quality of the neighborhood and other tenants.And you might also be able to use the info as negotiating leverage to get a price reduction - at the very least, you are likely to eat some additional vacancy and turnover costs with that unit. 

I had gone to an apartment investing lab with someone named Darrin 'Mike' Ballard in 2010 when I started to become interested in multi-family.

I've recently completed Alexis McGee's foreclosure lab there in Sacramento and I'd like to get into the probate game here in the Phoenix, Az. area.

If the bank has it for $1.5 million, I don't see how they could unload it for just $400K, meth lab or not.Oh, and you should probably get some other opinions on how much it will cost to fix it.

I called up a local landlord who give me his contact to a Test Lab near by me.  

I may be staying very late in the lab, so probably not good to commute an hour away.

I just completed a $6+million dollar manufacturing facility and labs in the city for my job, and I realized I loved the project more than my actual job (post construction).