You are right.

As I see it a most grow rooms are added after the house has been built. That is where most of the problems occur. A lot of the problems could be avoided if a grow room was planned for before construction. Proper wiring could be installed and ventilation done while the house is being built.

Sure, it would cost more to build, but all the problems you mention would not happen, so in the longrun it would be less expensive to plan for than to just fix the room up on the fly.

It is a classic case of pay me a little now, or pay me a lot more later. As a landlord it would scare the shit out of me if one of my tenants decide to turn a bedroom (or other space) into a grow room. After they move out, it costs far more to fix their attempt at a grow room then their security deposit will cover.

It is also fundimentaly unfair. The tenant reaps the profit and the free smoke, but the landlord eats the cost of bringing the house back to rentable condition. All the more reason to do your homework and keep your eyes open and to spot check the properties often.
oldhaole Reviewed by oldhaole on . everyone opinion wanted! alright a few days ago there was a house for sale around here that use to be a grow op n as it is no shock now has mold problem, this seems to be the story the scares the politician n local people. it seems to me that they can not legalize this anymore due to the health hazardous associated with improper grow ops. poor electrical makes a fire hazards that could possible burn other people houses down or just damage there property, mold is a repertory hazard. i believe that if you have proper Rating: 5