And I wouldn't have called Detroit a meth city because that would have been way too big of a generalization, but I'm sure I probably did mention the multiple investors I know who ended up with meth lab properties and ended up with huge losses because of them.

I graduated from Temple with a Bachelors in Chemistry and Biology.

She is an admin assistant and will be one at her new jobHimBanker at local bank- 2 months of employment at this employeer Gross 2800Old Job- Assistant manage at a jewelery store Gross 3100They have 2 dogs, ( lab mix and chiwawa) They dressed professional and don't seem like partiers Each tenant has a risk, which is better and why?

She has the only french door in the area and her black lab is visible and audible on the other side of it most of the time.

They clue you to the presence of mold and if positive you can send it to a lab for about $50 to learn if its a toxic mold or not.

It was a meth lab seizure house, current owner knows that, doesn't look bad at all though (I checked it out yesterday.)

Labs anything.

In TN there is an address search that will stick with the property forever and be available to future buyers as public knowlegdehttp://health.state.tn.us/healthyhomes/buyers.shtm...Depending on the severity of the lab even the studs could be toxic and need to be removed.  

I studied for a masters in chemistry at UNC-Chapel Hill.

I sit in class and learn biology, chemistry, physics...etc.