I have seen tests come in well over 100Very general range guide of meth contamination: .01ug to 3.5ug=Occasional Meth use in a home, 3.6ug to 15ug- Heavy Meth use in a home, over 15ug generally means Meth was cooked in the home (Meth lab).I would use the results to renegotiate the purchase price of the property.

There was an indication of methamphetamine contamination due to police activity there, and I had the problem house tested before wholesaling it.

All with the backdrop of "serious vaping illness" and "contaminated marijuana market"...I'm getting a bit nervous.

Having asbestos in your house is not like radiation where you get contaminated by near proximity.  

If it's not, you can do it yourself.As far as disclosures, if you have a certified decontamination specialist test it for you and it is negative, you do not have to disclose the contamination to future buyers in Utah. 

I would have concerns that even after spending the 5K to clean up that there might be residual chemicals or other contaminants around.

Have 2 completely separate entities, and I mean separate, with no possible cross contamination.

Get up, remove all linen from mattress (assume it is contaminated, put it in a garbage bag until you can run it through a dryer on high heat), turn the mattress vertical, and inspect for anything.

He received no rent and never intended to rent the home.There is speculation that this ruling would allow a lawyer to sue the mortgage company over lead paint contamination, due to the broad interpretation of "owner".Another case overruled legislation that capped liability for lead paint law suits at $17,500.

If the paint is in good condition then there's not much risk of contamination and you don't usually have to do anything.