Environmental
Meth contamination in a Georgia home (from methamphetamine production) is a concern because:
AIt only affects value, not health
BResidual chemicals pose health risks and cleanup is expensive, requiring specialized decontamination✓ Correct
CIt only affects adjacent properties
DIt is automatically covered by homeowner's insurance
Explanation
Properties used as meth labs contain residual chemical contamination that poses serious health risks. Cleanup requires specialized decontamination and may cost $5,000-$50,000 or more. Disclosure is required.
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