the roots seek water and break what they have to as they grow from hair size to huge size. 

Nevertheless, I won’t split hair.

@Timothy Albright It may be splitting hairs, but you're not truly "investing" in the trailers...they are personal property with the equivalent of a car title...a depreciating liability...no improvement to the land.

One time I cruised my motorcycle thru some LA County desert stuff and it felt like someone was blowing a hot hair dryer on me.

My wife is a hair stylist by trade but for awhile owned a professional cleaning business doing make readies and after construction cleaning.

When a fart in the bedroom blows your hair back in the living room, it's not so cute any more.Trailer parks are in high demand because they are affordable.

This asset has additional hair on it-- we foreclosed on the property last November but the former borrower filed a Motion for Relief from Judgement, which was denied.

The lease in my rental said no pets but the tenant moved out and they did have a lot of pet hair and pet pee  on a carpet.

In some of the deals I have been in if someone wanted out early it was only sold back to the other investors in the deal and at a hair cut.

I’m a license cosmetologist, so I can work at any hair salons.