You can split the hair where ever you want.  

If Alicia gets hammered by the state, (odds are good if she keeps it up) she'll be barred from ever holding any state license, she won't even be able to cut hair or paint fingernails for the public.

Returns would be higher if annualized, but who's cutting hairs, LOLI've been thinking of ways to put locals to work in my area, you mentioned a community benefit, what's your deal in that respect, I'm sure you don't want to spill the beans on your program.Bill

I used to have hair halfway down my back and a Suicidal Tendencies base ball hat on most of the time, it didn't help me get any where.

Myself as the second tenant I would not split hairs.

I can reject anyone with blond hair, no law against that, blonds are not a protected class (maybe they should be, but they aren't, LOL).

Usually spider cracks (little hair line cracks that resemble a spider web) look minor at first, but over time will create a crumbling effect.

Yes, my time is valuable and no where in the lease does it say that I am responsible for removing your hair from a clogged bathroom drain (one example).

Since I was investing all of my money I was laser focused on protecting the investment and ensuring the best possible opportunity to make a return.

I did have a sewer scope done on the property back when I bought in last August 2017, and it came up clean, so I'm hoping it isn't that, but I think it is best to let a professional figure it out since it is more complicated than some hairs clogging it!