I just like clean investments with not much hair (things that can go wrong) on them.

We're primarily interested in a buy and hold strategy, and would love to find a good cashflow-generating multi-family rental to start out with, get our feet wet, and then hopefully expand.Management StrategyIn order to successfully manage an out-of-town property without tearing our hair out, we are considering a two-part strategy: first, we want a well cared-for property that will attract good people, generate fewer maintenance calls, and have less turnover.

So, I wouldn't cut hairs saying it's only the "lender's" problem.I'm not an attorney or a judge, but that's where I'd take it, more to who is responsible for this debt or mortgage instrument being used in this transaction?

You will find yourself pulling your hair out in frustration trying to find someone to talk at Bank of America.

You can narrow the sold comps down by age, square footage, price and proximity to your subject property.I have been hunting property in Philly and using Redfin my Agents, Contractors and Attorneys have affirmed my ARV's are pretty accurate.

what if somebody upset him, or he had a bad hair day?

.), or maybe a small clinic, or even a hair or nail salon...

I will be meeting with my Realtor this week to talk to him about my options, my wife does his hair and has been friend of family for long time would you recommend using him?

I decided to help out a couple (family members)who overcharged me and I think they were the worst painters on the planet.I had worked them by the hour in the past doing odd jobs I could have did the paint job with a One Haired Brush in half the time they said it took.:)

I have a coworker with a rental property in Baltimore md who's pulling his hair out because the tenants are inconsistent with paying rent on time.