That's like asking the barber if you need a hair cut.

Check under all appliances for accumulations of pet hair also.

Here, they are called "The Blue Book" and "The Red Book".Besides about 50% of the ads promoting some kind of hair-related service, there are some rental ads in there, too, and quite a handful show in big bold letters "EVICTIONS OK".I was wondering why landlords would target this group of people specifically.

One has long hair and usually doesn't wear a shirt.

I bought the house at 82k conv loan 5% down (78k financed), 30 years @ 4%, tax assessed value was at 160k back in the boom (just for simple reference) right now as a 2/1 I believe ARV to be about 115k, maybe a hair more.

Tenants are notorious for pulling out the pop up stopper and dropping toothbrushes, hair, toothpaste caps, etc down the drain.Glacier Bay is basically a lower quality Delta.

Send mailers to Hair Salons/Barbers: A social hub!

So the LL who has been losing sleep and tearing out any remaining hair collected character witness letters etc.

And few investors are up on what it means for seller financing including CFD even lease option if the option period is longer than 3 years are falling under the Safe Act.Here's a thread on MH lending: Lonnie deal lendingIt's hair raising!

I plan on getting a pic up shortly... just waiting for a good hair day.