I do pre-employment (or pre-access) drug screens for a local refinery. 

Add another 2-3 months for those.But I do the pre access drug screens for the refinery, that's how I get my renters.

And if people can just not buy illegal drugs, not get involved with a gang, and lock up their property, you’ll most likely not be a victim.

The insurance lobby is second only to medical/drug lobbyist in the amount of money they spend.

I will not be drug into another of your definition changing/ rambling topic rants.  

@Anna Watkins , the problem with keeping the same people in Pittsburgh - which they're working hard on right now - is that those same people were part of the decline, by not acting or standing up to drug dealers or pimps or gangs, until they're in control of the neighborhood. 

As many guru's have stated having a nice lump sum to start with is a prescription to lose it all.

Here, we have more police calls in certain areas but actual crimes, from drugs to murder and domestic violence have been in every area, especially drug busts.

By far the highest percentage of people arrested involve drugs and alcohol.

If there are toxins found, then require a disclosure on the toxins present in the house that could cause "suicidal thoughts" or "explosive diarrhea" or whatever they cause, you know, something like the warnings on most of the prescription drug commercials on TV!