The guy is 6-6 and has albino white hair that is long but shaved up to the bangs on his head.

Trying to see if i can shave some money of my estimated repairs in the short term to get a better offer in.

of course, these are just starting points... what you listed is also something that helps you build out an idea/profile of your target market.and then, of course, even before all the above data points... the primary question(s):have you decided how you'd like to invest in RE?

Is their desire not to shave a point-and-a-half off the rate worth the extra work, and ultimate, loss that will come with a foreclosure?

I've heard they can be difficult to get rid of, but I know that also usually seems to be when it is occupied.I think it's kind of like if a kid gets lice they're difficult to get rid of because they touch everything and don't follow the treatment regimen, but there is one super simple way to do it...shave their head and wash everything.If it will be empty when you get it that will probably make treating easier since you eliminate the human factor.

In our other rentals we've been using "Swiss Coffee," which it's a very light cream color--almost white but not stark white.

One problem that i have seen with wholesalers, who also do rehabs is that they keep the cream of the crop for themselves and wholesale the less desirable properties that they don't want to work on themselves.The more money that is to be made, the greater chance that the wholesaler keeps the property for himself.

Then I shaved it with a chisel.

I have ZERO skills and my work looks like s***.  Having

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