My wife has had her own hair stylist business for the last 5 years.

Self employed stylist, struggling to get a rehab loan.

@Gary Parker: Thank you, I'm glad to hear my stylistic choices are appealing to others. 

I am not a stager nor a set stylist, but the staging in those photos is absolutely horrible.

.- Tenants seem good, cafe/smoke shop, dog groomer, hair stylist, detailer, and i forget the other one.- The building has quite a large storage lot in the rear that is not being utilized, this could be used for storage or to house some other type of business like a trailer business, sheds, or anything else - maybe we even have food trucks there.- the owner is my business partners uncle so we have a friendly relationship to work something outThe Opportunity- the owner is asking $400k- the zestimate is $383,300 with a range of $349,000 - $422,000- the owner does have a mortgage on it, zillow records show he paid $285K in 2019, and that a few months before it was sold for $32k, and in 2010 the building sold for $385k - no idea what thats about- a building right next to it which was "mixed use" and had 0 tenants and tiny parking, just a 4 bedroom apartment upstairs, a large garage, and retail shop in the front with $0 income sold for $340k a month agoThings we are unsure about- is $400K a fair asking price?

When you get your hair cut mention to your stylist you’re looking to buy… whatever you want.

I'm a certified STR Stylist, Co-hosting properties in North Charleston, SC & Ft Washington MD.

My fiance owns her business (hair stylist) so she is holding it down until I am able to scale the real estate business and cover the remaining household expenses.

This is often referred to as stylistic depreciation, and it can unknowingly impact your bottom line.To make sure that you get the most out of your fix and flip renovations, here are the ones that deliver the most value.Kitchen.

I'm a certified STR Stylist & Airbnb Co-host that recently transitioned myself from a culinary business.