@Matt I.Have you worked with Steve at Structure Labs?

@Kathy Dutton you can also use smartbnb, it’s a great platform for when you don’t have too many units and you can manage everything from calendars, to pricing and guest communication all in one place.Price labs is another good resource for dynamic pricing and keeping up with market supply/demand.

They could instead prescribe a lab or...Also, just so you know, I am the same with other medical devices. 

If the escrow fails to close now the inspection results are a permanent taint on the property until remediated and the sellers would have to take a hit for at least that amount anyway.Same holds true with other types of inspection, e.g. methamphetamine lab, mold, etc. 

My guess is that 87% of college kids have either a Yorkie named Winston or a yellow lab named Bailey. 

There could be a serious problem inside that unit, such as a meth lab or other very costly issue.

The Eviction Lab at Princeton University has built the first nationwide database of evictions data.

One kicker is this place has been registered as a former meth lab over 15 years ago prior to the current owners who have fixed the place up, so traditional financing is already a struggle for most.

So a lot of hassle with the D.E.P. that we have to deal with but from all of the conversations with the D.E.P. and seeing labs the water and sewage are in good order.The asking price is $710,000 seller financed at 3.5% for 15 years with a balloon payment at the 5 year mark with option to extend financing down the road (buying from mom & pop who don't want to pay capital gains).So after financing we are looking at a take home of roughly $47k cashflow before taxes.Thoughts?

How would the assessor know if there is a meth lab inside a house or not if they haven't been inside?