Half these recent homebuyers are putting offers in sight unseen… if a little meth lab next door is gonna stop you, you’re never gonna get a house in this market.

I'll tell you what my grandma told me. Don't buy meth until it's produced.

>if a little meth lab next door is gonna stop you, you’re never gonna get a house in this market.

would you live next to a meth lab?

I haven’t told my neighbors about my meth lab yet.

Home cooks are largely a thing of the past. It's more of a cartel thing and produced on a large scale.

if it's between that and not having a home, then yea

Realtors only have to disclose certain things when selling a house.

Checking out the neighbors lies solely on the buyer.

It’s adorable that you think current buyers have a choice in the matter.

3 in the state of NH have you worried?

If we are aware, we definitely have to disclose if it’s produced at the property and/ or the client asks about neighbors.

If we are aware, we definitely have to disclose if it’s produced at the property and/ or the client asks about neighbors.

Those days aren’t really around anymore my friend.

Not sure what the point of that site is. It's not clandestine if the DEA knows about it, and presumably it's been busted and cleaned up.

>3 in the state of NH

there are more if you search for different years

JESSE!

Buy it cheap, call in the cops on the meth lab. No prob.

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I too would love to know where these awful places are for no reason what so ever.

Shut up im trying to sell my house right now. We dont need this noise..

Real estate agents depend on referrals. If I hire a buyer’s broker, I’d tell them I expect to be informed of any issues that would affect the value of the house that they know about or should know about. If a law that affects my purchase is likely to be passed, I want to know about it. I want my broker to look out for me as they would themselves. If they don’t, they won’t get a good referral out of me and I might sue.

> It's not clandestine if the DEA knows about it, and presumably it's been busted and cleaned up.

Years ago I saw a listing for a house in Berlin (IIRC) that was super cheap even by Berlin pricing. In the description was something like: "Do not enter, hazardous chemical site." and a link to the DEA. Busted but not cleaned.

Not to mention how many meth labs do you think are actually in NH? You never know, there may be a small mom and pop type deal out there but as far as I know from what I’ve read, it’s almost impossible to make the stuff without access to heavily restricted industrial chemicals. They have factories cranking it out south of the border. I genuinely wouldn’t worry about this in NH.

Never much cared what my neighbors were doing, especially what they did before I even got there...

Shut up im trying to sell my meth right now. We don’t need these neighbors..