On Mon, Feb 24, 2014 at 6:23 AM, Cecil Bayona <
cbayona@...> wrote:
>
> About a block from where I used to live there was a house that was a
> meth lab, the property was condemned, but a few month later the signs
> disappeared and the house was for sale.
>
> I kept an eye on the property as I walked my dog past the place, and
> no cleanup was done. Later when I saw some people were looking at the
> house I warned them about what had happened before, they acted like I
> was crazy and bought the place because is was being sold for next to
> nothing. Later when they moved in I saw that they had two small kids,
> sad really.
Guy living next door to me bought his flat really cheap.
There was a drug house there and when he moved in there was blood
splattered all over the walls.
Those properties are really cheap, and to be serious, once you scrape
off 2mm or more of drywall, ceiling, and floor how is what's left
behind any different to what you'd get otherwise?
It does take a strong mind to take something like that and turn it
from nightmare on elm street into something of your own which you can
own and trust. But perhaps refurbishing and re-selling is a good
option, depending on how much disclosure you're required to give to
interested parties.
D.