So You Rented Out A Meth House • Discoverology

So You Rented Out A Meth House

Crime, Life

After finding meth paraphernalia, the only way for a property owner to be protected from any liability, both monetary and/or criminal, is to have the property properly tested for meth residue, and if found, cleaned according to state guidelines and by a state-certified inspector.

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