Just saying, stay out of their hair, due dilligence is a good thing, too much is harassment and distracting, some will do that.

Hair can be considered a bio hazard in some areas.A bad haircut will not be on you but they need to carry a liability policy for the traffic in the shop.They will also have unique plumbing requirements, check with P&Z or Building Regs in your area.

Because we do a lot of our own marketing materials (we have a full-time agent on staff), it's a great benefit to have a nice laser printer independent of the fax/copier/scanner.Generally, the printers on the all-in-ones are pretty cheap, so if you'll be doing any serious printing, get a separate one...

And RATM, TOOL, and NIN are all pretty heavy anyways.Of course, I hate Hair Metal!

It also weeds out people doing hair brained schemes.If that is the buyers only 2k or they have little reserves they will make sure all their ducks are in a row before bidding.Williams is on of the auction houses but there are about 5 to 6 big ones such as them.The bidding takes place in a huge meeting area,at the subject property,or online only or both on location and online.My experience is the prices get bid way up over a good deal to a bad deal.If the deals were that great they wouldn't need to mail me out glossy expensive magazines because the prices would sell the properties.Many time as an REO listing broker a listing might get pulled and put up for auction as the asset manager is praying some idiot will overpay and be the winning bidder.Once that doesn't happen they assign back to the listing broker and do a price reduction.Some properties sell auctions but not the hype Williams and other claim.Auctions many times are a waste.The awesome deals are when you have little competition and can whittle down the price.

I believe it slows the oncoming grey hair and will increase your bottom line.

The yorkie(the young girl reached through the fence and pulled on my dogs hair and she snapped).

In my experience, if you're a "guru" and you don't have gray hair or a shiny smooth head, there's something wrong.

I was walking through a house I am trying to sell on a lease purchase and I noticed some trash on the floor. when i reached down to pick it up I noticed what looked at first to be a long piece of hair on the tile floor in the kitchen.

In all reality, most of the so called deals are comming into the scrunity hairs of the SEC as if you form a business and get people to loan you money based upon what you can do to return their investment in XXX period of time this is considered a perspective and only family can do this without the proper paperwork.