@Paul Sandhu The last thing you need is this man strutting through Kansas with his Ca$h Flow hat and amazing head of hair doing deals!

@Devin Rodriguez A decent laser printer along with a letter folder will be pretty cheap to get you started if you decide to do it yourself.

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.