- A San Jose home is the site of an "inactive meth lab and meth contamination," the listing reads.
- Priced at $1.55 million, it's the buyer's responsibility to get the home properly remediated.
- "If it's a meth lab, it shouldn't be listed at that price, not in that neighborhood," an agent said.
The housing market in San Jose, California, is so hot that even a former meth lab is asking well over $1 million.
A six-bedroom home is currently listed at $1.55 million, but the kicker is it's being sold as is — "inactive meth lab" and all, reads the listing description.