Also, I like building inset niches in the bath/showers for soap and hair products etc. 

If you bought a building like that, you have another option than renting the commercial part out.You have 4 females under your roof.Maybe they could open their own hair salon in that front shop.Or turn it into a Detroit Coney Dog place, or a homade ice cream place.Who knows, they might make a fortune.Good Luck!

It's a tiny thing but I've never seen it anywhere and I would really appreciate that basket with the hair ties.

They left stove and inside the oven filthy with dog's and cat's hair and debris inside, and kitchen floor wasn't even attempted to be mopped, stains are all over. 4.

What about a hair dryer?

We like retail and office with a bit of hair on it (low WALT, vacancy, escrow holdback, seller carry) that a 1031 or cash buyer wouldn't want to pursue, which gives us great returns to passive investors.   

This is not a normal salon, but instead it is a building that has multiple small studio's that artists (nails, wax, hair, lashes) can rent out from the owner.

Rent is normally prorated but I would not split hairs over $270 on a purchase if everything else is in order.

I know it sounds like I'm splitting hairs but some banks write HELOCs in their residential department....which won't write Investment Properties.

So lets say you are alone walking home, with your fishnet stockings on, high heels toes painted pink, your long hair nicely in a pony tail and your mustache neatly trimmed (you weirdo) and this is a one way road you are walking on mind you.. and further up ahead you see a violent gang causing ruckus.