I've even originated some loans this year where we were paying off hard money used for the rehab process and these properties had literally no operating history (barely just furnished prior to appraisal) and we still found appetite for 75% cash out/30 year terms calculating DSCR on a Air DNA figure with a slight hair cut. 

Network with everyone, on my first deal it was my barber that helped fund me simply by a conversation we had while cutting my hair.

If the hairs on your neck stand up- listen to your instinct.

Yes tax assessments are high in the city, and good luck fighting them down with out pulling your hair out, but it never hurts to try. 

But that’s an exotic world for workers in the service sector such as food preparation and serving, personal care (i.e. hair, nails, and so forth), healthcare, and building maintenance.

A hair salon business I assume has been upkept.

Meanwhile I've got a flip going currently that might cost me all of my hair and lead to grays.

If I were listing this property in my market, I would charge 6%. 10% commissions aren't unheard of, but I've only seen them on deals with a lot of hair, i.e. they present unique circumstances that would require more than normal effort on behalf of the listing agent in order to sell.

I will be putting baseboard electric in the bedroom , but I want to get rid of the propane freestanding furnace. .Right now the electric barely supports a hair dryer and microwave at the same time , its a 60 amp federal pacific box , with a sub panel with fuses in it .

Or an auto mechanic to fill up your gas tank.You should probably do your own lawn, hair, housecleaning, and auto maintenance...sew your own clothes, build your own house...you know - because you don't NEED those trained professionals!