What if I (as the landlord) have a condition that prevents me from entering my rental due to pet hair or dander?

I used the matte in a hair salon that takes abuse a year ago and it still looks brand new!

I was just combing through Myrtle Beach posts as I'm a local Realtor and Mortgage Broker in the area and wanted to see if you pulled trigger, and if so, what property?

This is one of those things that has way too much hair on it to get even close too.

The plumber found gross gobs of hair in the pipes when it was first snaked.  

I am charging for repainting the walls that were awefully dirty (no way to just wipe them down), changing out broken shades, repairing holes (which includes repainting them) changing out door handles with new keys, broken fixtures, cleaning, labor & supplies, and the major repair was the A/C.She had two dogs that just left hair in just about every crevice.

@Isaac Rowe  good points.right now with the markets pretty much peaking in all markets.. anyone buying in any market today that has to sell in 1 to 2 years will probably take some sort of hair cut. 

I will bet dollars to donuts this old gentlemen loves telling this same story to everyone who contacts him... sometimes these folks are just lonely and want to talk.I have had a good year of working through hairy deals... the more hair the better !!!

You don't ask a barber if you need a hair cut right?  

Also, look through the revenue with a fine tooth comb.